Welcoming Fall Wreaths for Thanksgiving Decor

Wreaths go well with indoors as well as outdoor space decorations. Thanksgiving and Christmas have their version of wreath décor based on the natural commodities available. Halloween wreaths are not yet in fashion but one can pioneer the usage of Halloween wreaths for haunted decor.

There is plenty to choose from wild pine cones, dry flora, green foliage and baby pumpkins. One can also use Berries, hollies, eucalyptus and fall coloured maple leaves as it suits you. Perhaps squashes will look as haunted and Halloweeny as can be on Halloween wreaths and Fall season.

Who does not love entwined twines and floral wreaths? The wreaths need not be constrained to the front doors, they can be placed anywhere in the living room, fireplaces, dining rooms and even balustrades.

If you are not into making of wreaths yourself, you are spoiled with the choices of professionally made wreaths and bargains available for the season

Ferns are there for their acclaimed lush foliage and they are just as good as holly and maple foliage for making wreaths. Wilderness has ferns of all the varieties and all the species in the world. But if you can’t forage the fern leaves from the wild, you can always get it from your backyard or a friend's garden.

All types of Ferns make a beautiful gathering to form a wreath and in between you can put pine corns and berries to gel with. Fern wreaths can hang anywhere starting from your entrance and windows to even bathrooms. They look good and age as the spring changes to fall, winter and may last the summer as well. Balancing the textures well with the remaining foliage of the wreath is the key to making it attractive.

Moss remains green for a long time till the moisture lasts. They look awesome even after drying, hence they are a good choice of medium for making wreaths as carriers. One can entwine and mingle any other foliage to go with the colour of moss.

Succulents can make excellent garden decor and can be as creative as can be. They look so magnificent in wreath. With a wide variants of succulent s in blue and green hues, you can space them apart in the round wreath to make an elusive creation. This will look splendid in your garden shed entrance or on your backyard gate fence

Addition of wheat stems and branches to wreath gives it the festive look of Fall. The soft stems of wheat are ideal for wringing around the round wire of wreath. Make sure that you choose the strong elastic branches that can be easily bent, if you are trying to make your own.