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Luxury Christmas wreaths to welcome in the season
Greet guests or cheer up passersby with a festive wreath with real design credentials
Put your tree up early this year? You are not alone. We’re all craving a little premature cheer these days. Don’t stop at decorating the interior (see our ultimate bauble edit for that), instead add some cheer to your front door too with these luxurious wreaths. From fresh foliage to sustainable dried options, and even a do-it-yourself kit, there’s something for everyone…
‘The Grace & Thorn Christmas Wreath’, Grace & Thorn
The exact composition of this wreath by London florist Nik Southern’s creative team may vary (it’s dependent on availability and seasonality), but you can be sure that the end result is always showstopping. Each wreath comes with a luxurious velvet ribbon to hang it by and advice for keeping it fresh for as long as possible – an occasional mist of water is key! £150, graceandthorn.com
‘The Cadogan Swag’ wreath, McQueens Flowers
Made from fresh seasonal foliage in a coolly wintry palette and designed to dry beautifully over time, this avant-garde creation is for those looking to make a statement on their door or window. £205, mcqueensflowers.com
‘Götenberg’ wreath, Amarante London
Give your door a Scandinavian makeover for the festive season. Featuring Silver Asparagus, Scotch Pine, and White Amaranthus, with Green Skimmia and Populus added to create textural interest, this is a more natural, pared-back option that will mark out your more minimalist tastes alongside a sea of holly berries and glitter. £95, amarantelondon.com
‘Mariah’ wreath, Orchidya
What better muse for a Christmas wreath than the undisputed queen of the season, Mariah Carey? It’s her unapologetic decadence when it comes to all things festive that has inspired this gloriously over-the-top offering. From the fiery red oversized baubles to the draped ribbon, it is enjoyable in its excess. From £135, orchidya.com
Christmas wreath, Untitled (Flowers)
For those who like to have creative control over their wreath without the chore of actually making it, Islington-based florist Untitled (Flowers) may be for you. Choose the size of your wreath (from 14 inches in diameter) and then share the colour of your front door to help them perfect the edit, and add any foliage preferences. £120, untitledflowers.com
‘Red Berry’ wreath, Flowerbx
Flowerbx is best known for selling single-variety bouquets of flowers (the ideal place for tulip obsessives or people who wait the whole year for peony season), but this Christmas it has made an exception to that approach with a beautiful wreath that blends festive berries and foliage. From £120, flowerbx.com
‘Christmas Cracker’ wreath, Your London Florist
Positively bursting with festive cheer, this joyful creation from Your London Florist makes use of zingy oranges and bronze tints set against a backdrop of lush green foliage, all set off by a classic red bow, to bring a joyful burst of colour and life to your front door. £150, yourlondonflorist.co.uk
‘Christmas Door Wreath’, Freddie’s Flowers
Live in London and you can have this quintessentially festive wreath delivered by bike. Elsewhere in the UK? Never fear, this eco-minded brand has a fleet of electric vehicles ready to bring the cheer your way. Made with fresh evergreens, gold-painted conifers and pine cones, dried limes and cinnamon sticks, this all-natural design can be fully composted when the festivities are over. £70, freddiesflowers.com
’Stockholm’ wreath, Watt & Veke
Paper decorations are still a big trend for the three this year (see our ultimate bauble edit), and now you can extend the look to your front door. Unlike a floral wreath that will wither as the new year approaches, look after this design and it could last for many Christmases. £71.80, royaldesign.co.uk
‘Highland Charm’ wreath, Wild at Heart
Lend any home the feel of a Scottish manor house for the season with the help of this luxurious wreath by florist Nikki Tibbles. Weaving blue thistle in with the more traditional offerings of mixed pine, eucalyptus, viburnum berries, and juniper, it’s a feast for all of the senses. £160, wildatheart.com
Glittery Christmas wreath with feathers, Zara Home
Really, if you can’t break out the feathers and glitter at Christmas, when can you? Unapologetically kitsch, like a feather boa for your front door, this flamboyant number is guaranteed to make visitors smile. From £23.99, zarahome.com
‘Decorative Fir Wreath’, Liberty
Trimmed with small red bells that will jingle whenever you open the door, this offering from Liberty strikes the perfect balance between timeless and modern. The subtle golden glitter finish will catch the light, raising the spirits on a dark winter’s day. £75, libertylondon.com
‘Dried Silver Wreath’, The White Company
Made by hand in India from silver-painted dried corn grass, this wreath represents an elegantly understated alternative to the traditional Christmas colours of red, green and gold. Finished with a chic black velvet ribbon, you can hang it from a door or use it as a striking centrepiece on the dining table. £25, thewhitecompany.com
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