Wreath holder

This post is long overdue, as so many of you have asked me this question since the first wreath tutorial I posted way back when. How do I hang my wreaths? Very simply– I loop a long ribbon through the wreath and then attach it to the top of my door using the magic of […]

I'll show you how to hang a wreath without damaging your door - this is THE nail-free, damage-free way! Discover the best tips, tricks, and tools for the job.

Typically, we rely on everything from metal wreath holders to staples, nails and even thumbtacks to hang holiday wreaths on the door, yet each of these familiar methods causes leaves scars on the door.

A wreath easel helps when you are trying to position flowers on a wreath. In this tutorial, how to make a wreath easel for designing holiday wreaths.

RECYCLED WOOD PALLETS: Wreath Holder was a custom order for a client. We LOVE how this turned out. It stands 36" tall and at the base is 7.5" wide. The one metal hook is 28" from the ground. We can do these in almost any color that you would want, just message us with your order. We are selling these Wreath Holders for $45 painted and stained. "Naked" it would be $38.Item # 925

Looking for cuter ways to hang your wreath? Check out this tutorial on how to hang a wreath with ribbon!

There are many ways to add a welcoming feel to a front porch. Pots of flowers, a cozy bench, a beautiful hanging light fixture, and a seasonal wreath hung on the front door all add to the charm of …

I love wreaths and this is such a cute idea for a wreath holder doesn't look to hard either

Stocking/porch/welcome sign/wreath holder stand