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6 winter wreaths to don on your front door this season

Spruce up your front door with a cheery and festive wreath.

By Michele Kettner November 19, 2020 at 12:24 pm

With winter right around the corner, you may be starting to bring out your winter decor. While decorating, whether for the holidays or for the season, make sure you don’t forget about the outdoors. Here are six winter wreaths that are sure to spruce up your front door this season.

wreath with berries and pinecones
Courtesy of L.L. Bean

Tie up your outdoor holiday decor look with this cheery and festive woodland wreath. // Woodland Eucalyptus Wreath, 24″, $49.95; L.L. Bean 

snowy wreath with berries and plaid fabric
Courtesy of Etsy

Turn the outside of your home into a winter wonderland with this customizable snowy wreath that is sure to bring joy during the holidays. // Farmhouse Buffalo Check Christmas Wreath, $129-$139; Etsy

red berry wreath
Courtesy of Balsam Hill

Brighten up your door with a burst of red berries that will pop during the region’s first snow fall. // Festive Red Berry Foliage, $119-139; Balsam Hill

snowflake wreath
Courtesy of Birchlane

Skip the usual circle wreath and go for this snowflake-shaped one full of pinecones, berries and lights. // Dunhill Fir 32” Lighted Wreath, $79.99; Birchlane

wreath with both
Courtesy of Wayfair

All eyes will be on your house with this wreath decorated with a beautiful bow. // 22” Silk Wreath, $74.99; Wayfair

pinecone wreath
Courtesy of Macy’s

Switch out the pine for this pinecone wreath that will be perfect all winter long. // Birds & Boughs Pine Cone Christmas Wreath, $60; Macy’s

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Michele Kettner

Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.

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