Decorate your front door with a winter wreath; it’s the new trend, whether it’s Christmas or not.
There are lots of styles to choose from, including the new trend for pampas grasses and dried flowers.
Let’s look at some of the most popular, and my favourite selection of winter wreath ideas, ideal for when you want a winter door wreath that’s not for Christmas.
Why not update your front door with a new purchase. If you’re wondering where to buy a winter wreath – your problems are solved! I’ve collated some of the best winter wreaths for the front door.
Winter Door Wreath Ideas: BEST Winter Wreaths for Front Door
Outdoor wreaths for the front door have become increasingly popular and a great way to add a welcoming touch to your home entrance.
There are many styles to choose from fresh flower wreaths to minimal rustic designs that stay looking fabulous for months on end.
1. Dunelm Autumn / Winter White Berry Wreath
I do like a simple, minimal wreath and this one from Dunelm ticks all the boxes. At only £12 it’s not going to break the bank either. It’s brilliant as an artificial Christmas wreath too and perfect if you want a small Christmas wreath for your home.
Check out the this wreath and more on the Dunelm website.
2. Lights4Fun Outdoor Christmas Wreath
Let’s not ignore the fact that many winter wreaths double up as Christmas wreaths too. Traditionally we hang a wreath on our doors for the festive period so I had to include one or two that are for that purpose only.
Having said that, I do think this Winter front door wreath works well throughout the Autumn and Winter months.
Lights4Fun have this great winter wreath with lights for both indoor and outdoor use, including this one, which retails for £29.99.
3. Colourful Dried Flower Wreath
This stunning wreath is actually sold as a Christmas colourful wreath but it’s perfect during any of the Autumn or Winter months. I think it’s a great example of a bright, small winter wreath.
Combining some stunning pampas grass and British grown dried flowers, this wreath sells for £79 at Not On the High Street, from Object Dahlia.
4. Wild Moss Wreath
It’s simple and elegant, and wonderfully stylish. The Wild Moss Wreath from Rose and Grey (£65) adds a touch of wintery glamour to any front door. Again, it’s probably best indoors, but take care of it when outside and you’ll have a gorgeous front door to welcome visitors. I think this reminds of trees in the woods when it’s damp and misty.
5. Autumn Berries Wreath (Indoor/Outdoor)
The beautiful Autumn Berries Wreath from Cox and Cox (£65) is so life like it’s insane. Perfect for either indoors or outdoors it also combines 60 warm white LED lights for a more festive touch. I just love the artificial greenery on this wreath and it’s the perfect winter door wreath.
6. Winter Pampas Grass Wreath
Another stylish and on trend dried pampas grass wreath ideal for weddings or a festive decoration.
Made by Lisa Angel at NOTHS, this winter door wreath is best protected from wet weather so great if you have a porch or sheltered front door. It’s a classic homeware wreath and retails for £42.
7. Wheat Autumn Wreath
Technically this is an indoor wreath but if you know the weather is going to be good, hang it on your front door. And if you have a porch or sheltered entrance, all the better.
Pre lit and looking gorgeous, this wreath is from Lights4Fun and is currently on offer at £21.99. I just love this farmhouse winter wreath – perfect for a cottage style decor.
8. Faux Fir Winter Wreath
A faux fir wreath with snowy effect perfect for the Christmas season, or the winter months in general. Hang on your front door to make a welcoming entrance or place inside above your mantlepiece or on your hallway wall. It would be great near the pine trees don’t you think.
From The Layered Lounge for £60 – the ideal non-Christmas winter wreath.
9. DIY Door Wreath
Make a wreath of seasonal dried flowers, fruits and foliage to celebrate all the joys of Autumn.
This wreath making kit contains all the materials and guidance you need to make a beautiful Autumn wreath to decorate the inside of your home, bringing the magical colours and textures of the season indoors.
This DIY winter wreath is from Mary Elizabeth Flowers for £35. I have to say it’s one of my favourite door wreaths for winter.
10. Pop Goes the Fizz Winter Wreath
I am cheating slightly with this last one as it’s mostly an indoor wreath. Again, with good weather or a sheltered front door you could pop it outside.
But what a glorious addition to our list. I think this is a great winter door wreath after Christmas when we still want to decorate our homes.
The Pop Goes the Fizz Dried Flower Baked Blossom Wreath is available from The Happy Blossoms for £48.
The wreath has significant meaning for the season. It’s circular shape represents eternity, for it has no beginning and no end. From a christian religious perspective, it represents an unending circle of life. The evergreen, most frequently used in making wreathes, symbolizes growth and everlasting life. Holiday Insights
The symbolism of wreaths has been used at funerals since at least the time of Ancient Greece, to represent a circle of eternal life. Evergreen wreaths were laid at the burial place of early Christian virgin martyrs in Europe, the evergreen representing the victory of the eternal spirit over death. Wikipedia
Look after your winter wreath and it will last you many years. Make sure you store it well, in lots of tissue paper and in a strong, sturdy box. This way you avoid any damage when you haul your decorations into the loft.
When it’s on the door keep it looking fresh by spraying real ones with water, and removing them if the weather is not looking too good. The last thing you need is your beautiful winter wreath wandering down the street in a gust of wind.
Floral wreath
Silk wreath
Artificial flower wreath
White wreath
DIY winter wreath
Pine cone wreath
Feather wreath
Halloween wreath
Snowy wreath
Can wreaths be used all year round?
Yes! Wreaths are a great way to decorate your front door when you’re not showing your holiday wreath and can be use to enhance the entrance to your home all year round. What is a good wreath after Christmas?
Once the holiday season has passed and you’ve taken down your winter wonderland wreath, it’s time to add a wreath that depicts the area in which you live and the latest wreath trends, such as dried flowers.
Don’t shy away from decorating your front door with a wreath at all times of the year.
Wreath base
I hope you love our collection of the best winter wreaths for your front door and enjoy styling the entrance to your home. For anyone looking for the ideal door wreaths for Winter, I think we have you covered.
Jen x
Jen is an interiors writer and blogger and has an insatiable love of home style and decor
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