Question 1

How long will a Christmas wreath last?

Accepted Answer

Our handmade, fresh Christmas wreaths are made to last you through the holiday season. Typically, they last about three weeks — long enough to add a unique festive touch to your home during the holiday season. To help your wreath last as long as possible, you can spritz water on the back every few days.

Question 2

What are Christmas wreaths made from?

Accepted Answer

Our fresh Christmas wreaths are made from a combination of winter greenery, including evergreen, frosted fir clippings, eucalyptus, and succulents. Some wreaths also include other natural materials like pine cones, red hypericum berries, and twigs. Other designs are adorned with bows, gold juniper clusters, ribbons, faux antlers, and LED lights.

Question 3

Where should I hang my Christmas wreath?

Accepted Answer

Stumped as to where to hang a Christmas wreath? There’s no shortage of ways to use them. While the most obvious placement is on the front door, they can virtually go anywhere that you find aesthetically pleasing. Many people hang them over the fireplace, on a blank wall that needs a little dressing up, or even on a kitchen window. You could even hang it in the dining room to complement the Christmas flowers you’re using for your centerpiece.   Your imagination is your only limit. Just take care when hanging your wreath so as not to scratch the wall or door. Order your luxury Christmas flowers and wreaths now to get them delivered just in time for the holidays!

Question 4

What do wreaths symbolize at Christmas?

Accepted Answer

Christmas wreaths are more than just a simple tradition; they also have a special meaning behind their design. They date back to ancient Rome. Wreaths were made by local florists and used as “coronas” or crowns for politicians, famous poets, and civil servants. Germanic cultures later adopted this tradition, placing wreaths on the table and lighting a candle in the middle. In Christianity, the wreath’s circular shape and evergreen boughs can be seen as a representation of eternal life. Likewise, the candle is the light brought into the world by Jesus — all proper ways to celebrate Christmas. Now, they are cherished as a time-honored tradition of Christmas decorations and can be found in a variety of sizes, colors, and materials.

Question 5

Why do we hang holly wreaths at Christmas?

Accepted Answer

Holly is an evergreen bush with prickly, dark green leaves, red berries, and small white flowers. It is also commonly used in Christmas wreaths. This is because it symbolizes Christ’s crown of thorns. The prickly leaves represent the thorns, while the dark evergreen serves as a metaphor for eternal life.

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