The Best Christmas Wreaths UK 2024

Inspired by Renaissance artwork, this wreath's ornate design blends Christmas staples with different textures and materials. A little bit of glitter works wonders to give the pine cones a magic makeover, alongside realistic-looking pine sprigs and eucalyptus leaves. 

The subtle inclusion of gold ribbon works perfectly with the more obvious gold baubles, and the pine branches still keep the essence of a traditional wreath alive. It might not have lights, but with it's shining gold hue, this beautiful option from John Lewis doesn't need them. 

Like pine and other evergreens, mistletoe is a plant with a strong connection to winter, which makes it the perfect addition to a Christmas wreath. This dainty wreath is cheap but still looks elegant, meaning everyone can enjoy a stylish door decoration. 

At 30 x 30 cm, it is small but perfectly-formed and will fit on the front of most doors, but it is soft enough that it would also look great as an indoor decoration. 

This wreath rips up the Christmas rule book with its bright colours and bauble design. If you have tired of the standard red, green and gold.

It combines sparkle and shine to perfectly incapsulate the festive spirit whilst straying away from old-fashioned ideas surrounding it. Suitable for hanging both outdoors and in, this wreath is sure to put a smile on the faces of any yuletide visitors you might have. 

People will be familiar with this wreath's look. The green, the red and glitter-tipped pine cones combine to give the Christmas look we know and love. It is tightly packed but not so dense that it will look heavy on your door, and the fairy lights will help to brighten your house on even the darkest of winter nights. 

The only potential downside is that the lights that come included are ice white in tone – some people might not mind this, but others might find them lacking in that warm glow you want at Christmas. 

Made up of real fir, holly, berried twigs and pine cones, this wreath is the ultimate choice if you want to go traditional. It is a complete sensory experience with the smells of orange and cinnamon wafting past your nose every time you go through your door. 

There's no doubt that you pay for this experience as this is the most expensive wreath on this list – and unfortunately, it won't last year after year – but this is as good as it gets if you want the real deal. 

This wreath, like a few others, takes something that is traditionally Christmassy – but not traditionally used for wreaths – and uses it to make a brand new festive decoration. In this case, baubles are the chosen item, and they come in red, green and gold, so there is no confusion about which season you're celebrating. 

This product's updated take on the wreath isn't going to be for everyone and might lack some of the warmth and charm of a more natural-looking option. It also isn't of the highest quality, and if any baubles were to fall off, the effect would be ruined. 

Stars already have a pretty significant role to play when it comes to Christmas, but rarely are they the chosen shape for a Christmas wreath. This wreath has changed that, though, making the star a very attractive alternative shape. 

Whilst it does have lights that will make this wreath's unique shape stand out, particularly in the dark, this sparsely decorated wreath might look out of place on a large door. It intentionally has a cold look to give the feel of winter, but this might not be the perfect way of inviting people in. 

What makes this wreath stand out is its different size options, which means you can pick the perfect size for the space you're working with. It is adorned with artificial poinsettia flowers to bring some traditional floral magic, as well as battery-operated lights.

It may be cheaper than other artificial wreaths, which is a plus, 

but some more expensive options on this list do manage to disguise or embrace their artificial nature a little better. This one, in contrast, can look a bit too plastic and fake close-up.