@kiticat009
An eclectic mix of magnolia leaves, branches, pine cones, and berries make this wreath a crowd pleaser for all holiday styles.
@caseygodlove
Country meets city sums up this wreath made with antlers and an elegant red ribbon.
@thekeyofkels
This gorgeous multicolored piece looks good enough to wear on your head.
@melissajill
Eucalyptus leaves turn your pooch into the ghost of Christmas present!
@elisabeth__anthony
Sucker for succulents? Skip the pine and holly and go for something more trendy this year.
@gobeil_soleil
Into the glitz and glamour that comes with the holiday season? Go with a glass ornament wreath!
@alicelittleshop
A little spray paint goes a long way, especially when it’s gold. Take a cue from this star-shaped wreath made with gilded dried flowers.
@abeautifulmess
Soirée season is upon us! If you live for amazing holiday parties under the flashing lights, then feast your eyes on this disco ball wreath.
@ful.filled
If you love the holidays, but opt for simpler styles, look no further than this forager’s dream wreath.
@little_puddles
Every DIY maven knows that felt balls are the fastest way to decor nirvana. Try a multi-colored variation for a playful take on the holidays.
@dyjodesigns
This fruity variant is more than grocery chic – it’s delicious, whimsical, and will look great all season long.
@evermoreflower
Skip the leaves and make your own wreath using leftover paper you have from wrapping presents and card-making.
@amandakingloff
The holidays make you want to be with those you love—and celebrate the stuff you love. Take a cue from this knitting lover’s wreath and make your own with your favorite things.
@yuki.toku
Skip the green and opt for gold dried flowers for a more cheerful vibe to take you into the New Year (aka gloomy January).
@charissa_fay
Who needs a door wreath when you’ve got the perfect centerpiece for brunch? Holly berries and donuts? Yes, please!