All Year Round Wreaths for Your Front Door
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If you’re a fan of simple home decorating the idea of having a year-round front door wreath probably appeals to you. While I’m a big advocate for redecorating each season, it’s not always the most budget-friendly option.
Furthermore, some people just don’t want all the fuss. That doesn’t mean, however, that you don’t want to present a warm welcome to your guests.
If this sounds like you, a front door wreath that you can use year-round is for you.
In this post, we’ll talk about which colors work for all four seasons and which types of wreaths make the most sense for this type of decorating. Let’s dive in.
Best All Year Round Wreath Colors
The first color to consider for a year-round front door wreath is green. The logic behind this is similar to why planting evergreen shrubs in your flowerbeds. Green is a natural color that will always give with other outdoor elements.
It’s also a color that continuously shows up in seasonal decor. In spring we see light bring greens, in winter we see deep piney green, in the summer we see rich grass green, and in the fall muted greens are popular.
Blue is another color that’s great for a front door wreath. The same formula works here with light and bright in the spring, rich in the summer, and muted in the fall.
In the winter, there are a lot of icy, snow themes that play off of blue making it a popular color behind green, red, and white.
Speaking of white, you might want to opt for this classic neutral, however, be aware that bright white will dull over time being exposed to the elements.
Also, if the exterior colors of your home are rather dark, be aware that you’ll end up with a high contrast look if you choose white.
Best All Year Round Wreath Styles
The best way to stand the test of time through the seasons is to stick with an organic style wreath. Hone in on those that are derived from natural elements like greenery and florals.
Steer clear of anything too flashy like peacock feathers, glitter, or all ribbon wreaths.
There are a few style options that work really well as front door wreaths year-round. Below are a few examples.
#1 — Rustic Wreath
A rustic wreath with a grapevine base and a monogram initial or simple sign is a great option.
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#2 — Eucalyptus Wreath
If you like the idea of a muted green wreath with just a bit of whimsy, go for a eucalyptus wreath.
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#3 — Boxwood Wreath
A structured boxwood wreath is a classic and will look great on any front door.
Source: Etsy — Seller SouthernCottageDecor
#4 — Cotton Wreath
Combining a grapevine wreath with some cotton stems will give you a nice rustic look while also adding a bit of interest to your front door.
#5 — Basket Wreath
For an alternative wreath style consider a basket wreath filled with florals or greenery.
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