Thursday, December 1, 2011

12 days of Christmas: #1 (Wreaths)

Is there anything more warm and welcoming than a pretty wreath on your front door? And what better way to welcome in the Christmas season than crowning the entrance of your home with a circle of beauty that seems to say, "Bienvenue!" in a warm and loving way!

Here's a curation of Christmas wreaths that will welcome in the Christmas season on this December 1st!

Rustic and country.... (this one is my fave)


Natural....


Simplicity and class.


Traditional.


Whimsical.
Source: bhg.com via Maria on Pinterest


Nostalgia....


Playful.


Original.
Source: squidoo.com via Maria on Pinterest


Creative and golden....


Which one is your favorite? Do you already have a wreath gracing the entrance of your home and welcoming in the Christmas spirit? And now, ponder this....

Source: etsy.com via Karen on Pinterest


As you welcome in His day, how will you make room to celebrate the true reason for the season?

Also in this Christmas series....
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2 comment(s):

  1. I love this post: the excitement of all of the beautiful wreaths, and then, the question at the end.

    What hangs on your door? I'd love to see! :)

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  2. Love the Neal Maxwell quote!

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