15+ Fun Christmas Wreaths to Try This Year
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To be honest, I used to think that all Christmas wreaths look the same. Pine, red bow, done. But after years of experimenting (and a few hot glue burns along the way), I’ve found they can be just as fun and personal as a fully-decked tree. You can go rustic, sweet, bold, or even silly. No craft room full of supplies required.
Whether you love nostalgic charm or prefer something modern and playful, there’s a wreath style to match your taste. And yes, these are just as great on your windows, too. If you’re on the hunt for creative outdoor Christmas wreaths or want to refresh your front door Christmas decorations, you’re in the right place.
In this post, I’m sharing 15+ of my favorite Christmas wreath designs to try this season.
Go all in on candy colors
Candy-themed wreaths bring energy and joy to your holiday door. Try mixing bold reds, snowy whites, and playful stripes for a sweet and cheerful look.
Oversized ornaments, glossy baubles, and candy cane ribbon keep the vibe light and whimsical. This style works well if you’re leaning into a bright, traditional palette with a twist. It’s a crowd-pleaser that instantly says holiday fun.
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Bring the outdoors in with a natural wreath
Fresh greenery makes any wreath instantly festive. Try layering fir, eucalyptus, and cedar for texture and scent. Pinecones, dried oranges, and cinnamon sticks add that extra cozy vibe. A simple twine bow ties it all together.
I’ve made a few of these with my husband’s help (he’s the one with pruning shears). The key is keeping it loose and organic, not too perfect. These also work beautifully inside if you want to hang one above the mantel.
Just remember they’ll dry out over time, so misting helps. If you’re feeling ambitious, try making small ones for your windows.
If you’re updating your front porch Christmas decor this season, a natural wreath is the perfect finishing touch.
Go bold with a mesh masterpiece
Mesh wreaths make a serious statement with volume and sparkle. Go for classic red and green or switch things up with metallics and jewel tones. You only need a wire frame, some deco mesh, and a few glittery picks or ribbon.
Check out Christmas deco mesh wreath supplies on Amazon for endless color options.
👉 My top tip: You can use zip ties instead of floral wire to attach your mesh. They’re easier to work with and hold everything firmly in place, even on windy days.
Add a little mischief with a Grinch-inspired design
Bright green mesh, red accents, and a tilted Santa hat make this wreath instantly playful. For extra fun, glue on a fuzzy Grinch hand holding an ornament. Kids especially love this one.
Use bold colors to make it pop from the street. This is one of those DIY holiday wreaths that sparks conversation before guests even walk in.
If you really want to commit, matching string lights seal the deal.
You can get Grinch costume gloves on Amazon and line them with wool to give the hand look even more animated and real.
Cool it down with icy blue tones
Blue wreaths create a fresh and modern holiday style. Use shades like navy, teal, or powder blue. Accent with silver or white for contrast.
You can find shimmering blue and silver Christmas ornaments on Amazon to complete the frosty look.
These are especially pretty on white or pale-colored doors. Add snowflake ornaments or frosty picks to lean into the theme. I’ve done one of these with leftover blue baubles and some ribbon I had on hand – it turned out surprisingly polished.
It’s a great option if you’re ready for something other than red and green.
Sparkle bright with a lighted wreath
Fairy lights give any wreath an instant sparkle that catches eyes day or night. Weave them into greenery or wrap them around mesh for a magical touch. Use battery packs with timers for set-it-and-forget-it ease.
These also work nicely as indoor wreaths above the fireplace or in a hallway, tying in beautifully with illuminated Christmas mantel ideas that make your whole room glow.
Use ornaments in a whole new way
Baubles aren’t just for the tree – use them to build a colorful wreath, too. Pick a color palette (monochrome works great) and attach the ornaments with hot glue or floral wire.
This one’s perfect for using up old decorations from the bin. You can go all-glam with golds and silvers or mix bold colors for a more playful style.
If you’re short on time, use a pre-made foam wreath form with built-in ornament pins. Just be sure to balance the colors evenly around the frame.
Try a fun twist with a pink palette
Pink wreaths are playful, trendy, and totally photo-ready. Mix blush tones with gold, white, or even mint. Add velvet ribbon or metallic baubles for extra style. These are perfect if you’re leaning into a pastel holiday theme.
👉 My favorite trick: Stick with one or two shades of pink for a chic look. Mixing too many tones can make it feel scattered.
Wrap it up with a cozy yarn wreath
Yarn wreaths bring a handcrafted charm that’s hard to beat. Choose soft textures like chenille or thick wool in warm neutrals or jewel tones.
Wrap the yarn tightly around a foam or wire base until it’s fully covered. Add small felt florals, pom-poms, or mini snowflakes to dress it up.
This cozy, handmade look blends beautifully with boho Christmas decorations for a layered, textural holiday setup.
I once used deep burgundy yarn with gold accents, and it was stunning against our navy front door.
This style is also perfect if you love scandi-inspired decor. It’s also lightweight, which makes it great for Christmas wreaths on windows, too.
Plus, it’s easy to reuse the base year after year. Just snip off the yarn and try a new color combo next time.
Add charm with bottle brush trees
Tiny bottle brush trees tucked into your wreath create a magical, mini forest scene. Use hot glue to secure them at different depths for visual interest. Pair with soft snow accents or metallic ribbon to keep it festive.
It’s a fun one to customize. My daughter and I made one with pink trees last year.
You can shop mini bottle brush Christmas trees on Amazon to bring this cute idea to life.
👉 My top tip: Use odd numbers of trees (like 3 or 5) for a balanced design. And make sure they’re angled slightly instead of all facing straight out.
Go snowy with a white winter wreath
Flocked greenery and white accents bring a soft, frosty vibe. Pair with silver ribbon, glittery pinecones, or snowflake ornaments. It gives your entry that snowy-day feel even in warmer climates.
Try hanging it on a darker door for contrast. It’s one of the easiest ways to make your entryway stand out.
Make it sweet with a gingerbread wreath
Faux cookies, mini candy canes, and gingham ribbon turn this wreath into a holiday treat. Use a grapevine or foam base to layer the goodies. It’s a whimsical touch that brings instant joy to your entryway. Bonus: no actual sugar required.
Keep the creativity going
When it comes to holiday decorating, wreaths are a fun way to show off your style right from the doorstep. You might be crafting something bold and quirky or keeping it classic with greenery and bows; either way, it’s a win.
Best of all, you can try a new design every year and make it your own. I hope these ideas sparked some inspiration for a wreath that reflects your style.
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