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Given the rich history and symbolism around wreaths, I’m going to start using them to decorate around the house. Of course, you can decorate your front door with a wreath. Here are a few more ideas:
I think this mantle is gorgeous.Fresh wreaths don’t like heat, though, so if you build a fire, move the wreath.
Photo courtesy of Glorious Gifts
Use your wreath to fill your mudroom with a fresh evergreen scentPhoto courtesy of Daily Danny
Use your wreath as part of a nativity displayPhoto courtesy of Ruby Bayan at eHow
Use your wreath as the base of a centerpiece for your tablePhoto courtesy of Glenna Morton at About.com
Have you seen my post about the History and Symbolism of Wreaths?
How about my review of Grandma D’s Wreath and Tree Farm?
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Such unique ideas for using a Christmas wreath. Thanks for sharing them. Loved the post about the history/symbolism too. Learned so much.
Such unique ideas for using a Christmas wreath. Thanks for sharing them. Loved the post about the history/symbolism too. Learned so much.
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