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Show me your door wreaths please

20 replies

Ketley67 · 11/07/2026 18:53

I’m looking for a lovely wreath for the front door, looking to spend around £50. Any suggestions please?

OP posts:
ExOptimist · 11/07/2026 18:56

Any door wreath, other than a Christmas one made of natural materials, is extremely tacky. Especially summer ones made from plastic flowers and foliage.

ShakaWhenTheWallsFell · 11/07/2026 18:57

Google is excellent for finding things online

SideboobToYouToo · 11/07/2026 19:00

Are these a thing, outside of Christmas?

Ketley67 · 11/07/2026 19:06

What a miserable bunch of replies!

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Mouthfulofquiz · 11/07/2026 19:07

i have only seen them as a Christmas thing. I would say no plastic.

raquarita · 11/07/2026 19:08

This might be my favourite thread on Mumsnet so far this year.

Good work, all! The DFrench will be very proud of you all.

SkirlingGirl · 11/07/2026 19:09

Who is the DFrench?

SurreySenMum26 · 11/07/2026 19:11

I don't have a summer wreath. Possibly the only time of year they aren't a thing in the shops?

Overtheatlantic · 11/07/2026 19:13

I recommend Etsy. I got a lovely autumnal wreath from there years ago and it’s holding up well.

Nousernameideaaga · 11/07/2026 19:14

OP I’ve had various from Lights4Fun over the years and they’ve always been pretty decent quality.

scoopsahoooy · 11/07/2026 19:14

Plastic ones look really cheap. I love a proper holly Christmas one though, garden centres (not B&Q, theirs are expensive!) are the place to look. If you wanted a non-plastic summer one then I guess a florist could probably do you one - dried flowers would last longer.

DilemmaDelilah · 12/07/2026 12:56

The nicest wreath I ever had on my door was a Christmas one I made at a wreath-making workshop for charity. Lots of fresh foliage, berries, ribbons etc. It was really lovely.

I wouldn't put a wreath on my door in the summer as it would have to be artificial or, at least, just made with dried flowers and twigs.

Notreallyawaitress · 12/07/2026 13:02

I’ve got this one planted up with different flowers according to the seasons
www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/hanging-wreath-basket/classid.2000033995/

TheSquareMile · 12/07/2026 15:45

I actually saw a door with a small summer wreath on it yesterday, a small circle with peach coloured flowers.

It's not something you see often, but seasonal wreaths throughout the year are becoming more popular.

I have made fresh wreaths before for Christmas and would adapt one of those, using summer flowers.

Having said that, you can get artificial ones - Next has a fair few.

https://www.next.co.uk/shop/department-homeware-productaffiliation-decorativeaccessories/category-wreath?

Fifthtimelucky · 12/07/2026 15:53

Notreallyawaitress · 12/07/2026 13:02

I’ve got this one planted up with different flowers according to the seasons
www.crocus.co.uk/product/_/hanging-wreath-basket/classid.2000033995/

That’s really lovely.

I think I’d put it on a wall rather than a door though.

Anonomoso · 12/07/2026 16:33

I buy mine from Brontes door wreaths.

Lots of lovely photos on her Instagram and Facebook and reasonably priced.

HammyHocky · 12/07/2026 18:27

I have a few but they are all made from real, dried flowers by experts and I have had lots of compliments, but we also have an old, wood door which may help!
Don’t buy plastic, it’s looks Stacey Solomon tacky.

HammyHocky · 12/07/2026 18:29

SkirlingGirl · 11/07/2026 19:09

Who is the DFrench?

Maybe Dawn French? Does she have a specific hatred of door wreaths?

Cocolapew · 12/07/2026 18:31

I had a plastic one up last summer, every time I opened the door there was an irate bee dive-bombing it.

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