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Believe in a thing called Christmas with a natural Pine or Holly Door Wreath.
(If you would like to send multiple wreaths please do not hesitate to get in touch)
Our Pine & Holly Christmas Door Wreaths :-
Each Pine Wreath is hand made on a 12" moss backed base using only frost seasoned noble fir harvested fresh in November and adorned using only natural material before being delivered for free in one of our specially made wreath boxes.
Each Holly Wreath is hand made on a 10" moss backed base using freshly cut prickly Holly!
- The Un Decorated Wreath comes plain allowing you to decorate it yourself.
- The Traditional Deluxe Decorated Wreath comes with freshly cut berried holly, top quality christmas bows, cinnamon sticks, dried fruit and gold sprayed pine cones.
Every wreath arrives ready to hang on your recipients front door and is accompanied by your hand written message so makes for a really beautiful and meaningful christmas gift for the whole family. We can also send along with your wreath Fresh English Christmas Mistletoe if required as an added extra.
Handmade by Betty
We have sold christmas wreaths online since 2002 and each and every wreath we have sold has been hand made by Betty. She has for over 20 years been making them from her Nursery near Bury St Edmonds and we love her!
A bit of historical background
Wreaths symbolize the strength of life overcoming the forces of winter. The giving of wreaths at Christmas goes back to Roman times. The wreath was an early Roman and Greek symbol of victory. Soon it began to figure in Christianity. When Christ was crowned with thorny holly branches, the white berries changed to blood red. As people began to use the symbolic wreath at Christmas time, a lighted candle was placed in the center of the wreath to remind people of the new light of the world: Jesus, born on Christmas Day.
Evergreens were used in wreaths as a symbol of immortality, because the boughs would stay green when all else was brown and dead. Evergreens were thought to possess magical properties and were a sign of enduring life.
Even our primitive forefathers brought in green branches during the winter solstice, and used them in magical rites to ensure the return of spring and new vegetation.
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