Collection: Christmas Wreaths & Garlands

Christmas wreaths and garlands are an easy way to introduce seasonal texture without filling every surface with decorations.

Our collection brings together realistic faux Christmas wreaths, full greenery garlands and decorative seasonal designs that can be styled throughout the home and reused year after year.

Choose natural-looking pine and eucalyptus for a traditional feel, or introduce berries, bells, pine cones and softer decorative details for more character.

Christmas Door Wreaths

A Christmas wreath is one of the simplest ways to make an entrance feel festive.

Hang a realistic greenery wreath on your front door for a timeless welcome, or choose a design with berries, pine cones or bells for additional detail.

Wreaths can also be used indoors. Style one on an internal door, above a console, on a wall or over a mirror to carry Christmas greenery into hallways and living spaces.

If your wreath includes bells, you can coordinate it with pieces from our Christmas Bells collection.

Faux Christmas Wreaths

Artificial wreaths give you the look of seasonal greenery without the falling needles or regular replacement.

Pine, cedar and eucalyptus-style foliage can create a natural base, while berries, cones and rustic details add texture.

Before hanging your wreath, gently shape the foliage and separate the branches. This helps create a fuller, less uniform appearance.

A well-stored faux wreath can then be reshaped and enjoyed again each Christmas.

Christmas Garlands for Mantels

A Christmas garland can completely change the look of a mantel.

Lay greenery loosely across the surface rather than pulling it perfectly straight. Allowing sections of foliage to fall naturally over the edge creates a softer look.

Add candle holders, ceramic houses or a small number of Christmas Ornaments & Room Decorations to create different heights without overcrowding the display.

For a simpler scheme, let the garland remain the main feature and add just a few warm lights or bells.

Christmas Garlands for Staircases

Staircases are ideal for longer Christmas garlands because they provide enough space for the greenery to make an impact.

Secure the garland safely along the bannister, then gently shape the branches before adding ribbon, bells or bows if required.

You do not need to decorate every section. Leaving some of the foliage visible will usually create a more natural result.

Decorative Christmas Garlands

Not every Christmas garland needs to be made from foliage.

Pinecone garlands, decorative bobble styles and other seasonal designs can introduce texture and colour to shelves, mantels and smaller spaces.

They can be styled alone or layered with faux greenery to create a fuller display.

Decorative garlands are particularly useful where a full foliage garland might feel too large or heavy.

Christmas Wreaths with Pine, Berries & Bells

Natural-looking details help faux Christmas wreaths feel more realistic.

Pine cones introduce woodland texture, while berries bring small touches of seasonal colour. Bells can add a traditional finishing detail without needing lots of additional decoration.

For a relaxed modern country look, combine deep green foliage with natural brown, aged brass, burgundy and soft neutral tones.

Styling Christmas Garlands on Dining Tables & Consoles

Garlands are not limited to doors, fireplaces and staircases.

Lay a garland down the centre of a dining table to create a low seasonal centrepiece, or use one across a console or sideboard beneath framed artwork.

Keep table garlands relatively low so they do not block sightlines. Candles, ceramic decorations and smaller ornaments can then be added sparingly between the foliage.

For individual pine, cedar and berry stems, browse our Faux Christmas Flowers & Foliage collection.

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We've put together a guide How to Style Faux Christmas Garlands for a Festive and Timeless Home to help with styling ideas for your Christmas garlands.