Christmas Wreaths
There's no better way to invite and welcome visitors and guests to your home over the festive season than placing a beautiful wreath on your front door. With a wide variety to choose from, you'll be able to find a wreath to perfectly match your other outdoor lights. Or you could use a wreath as part of your table centrepiece, they look great teamed with candles.
All Christmas Wreaths Products
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In Stock- Perfect for seasonal décor
- Traditional red colour
- 37cm (H)
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240V Connect240V Connectable
![1.2m Large Outdoor Commercial Wreath, Connectable, 80 Warm White LEDs]()
In Stock- 80 warm white LEDs
- Perfect for commercial use
- Part of our mains voltage connectable range
- Suitable for outdoor use
- 1.2m x 35cm
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![60cm Fibre Optic Wreath, 96 LEDs]()
60cm Fibre Optic Wreath, 96 LE...
60cm Fibre Optic Wreath, 96 LEDs
60cm Fibre Optic Wreath, 96 LEDs
Size: One sizeIn Stock- 96 LEDs.
- 60cm Dia.
- Ideal for retail & commercial displays.
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![60cm Battery Pre-Lit Artificial Snow Flocked Christmas Wreath]()
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60cm Windsor Fir White Wreath
60cm Windsor Fir White Wreath
60cm Windsor Fir White Wreath
Size: 60cmIn Stock- 60cm diameter.
- Realistic PE finish.
- Luxury decoration.
- Use year after year.
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60cm Windsor Fir Green Wreath
60cm Windsor Fir Green Wreath
60cm Windsor Fir Green Wreath
Size: 60cmIn Stock- 60cm diameter.
- Realistic PE finish.
- Luxury decoration.
- Use year after year.
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In Stock- Classic Poinsettia wreath.
- In classic Christmas red and green.
- 50cm(h) x 50cm(w).
The story of how the wreath became such a significant element of Christmas decor is steeped in, mainly religious, history. Originally, it is thought they were used by the Romans to signify victory, although the most common reason for their existence is that the wreath, using evergreen foliage in a circular shape to represent eternal life, was used to symbolise the arrival of the 'Light of the World', or Jesus Christ. The tradition of placing a wreath on the door is very much still part of our Yuletide decorative practices, and the designs, largely, remain based on the original foliage, although mostly artificial for ease of use and practicality. Along with placing wreaths on doors, many people choose to use them to decorate their table centrepieces, usually teamed with candles.
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