Christmas is fast-approaching. With less than six weeks to go until the big day, everyone is planning decorations and getting shopping sorted as soon as possible. While lighting and tree ornaments are important elements of the season, Christmas wreaths are what everyone wants to get right. Not only are they often the first sign of the festivities to greet guests as they visit, but they’re also a huge part of Instagram, with over 1 million already using the hashtag…

Want an insta-worthy Christmas wreath? Allow Good Homes to guide you through the best shop-bought offerings on the market now.

1. Ethical wreath

Ranked as the UK’s most ethical florist, the Generosity Wreath (£52) from Arena Flowers is as sustainable as it is stunning. 40cm in diameter the chic wreath is packed full of beautiful festive foliage. Think fronds of noble fir, eucalyptus, pistache, pinecones and populus berries. It’s the perfect wreath.

2. Collaboration wreath

Chef, farmer, author & presenter Clodagh McKenna has joined forces with luxury florist Wild At Heart to create the beautiful Broadspear Christmas wreath (£120). Inspiration for the wreath has come from the seasons of the woodlands and wildlife from Clodagh’s farm Broadspear and is filled with pheasant feathers, pine cones, acorns, pussy willow, fir, autumn golden leaves and rose hips.

3. Forest forage

This Festive Forest Wreath from Bloom & Wild is a beauty, hand-arranged the 40-45cm wreath is full of all the Christmas favourites, dried berries, pine cones, crunchy pine and asparagus fern, plus gorgeous white limonium, blue spruce, poppy seed heads and pisache. £70 from Bloom & Wild.

4. Make you blush

Eschew the classic wreath with this chic take on the traditional Christmas number. Cox & Cox’s Dusky Blush Wreath is perfect if you’re looking for a pared back look. Plus, it’s made from faux fir with a 100 tips, so there’ll be no worry about dropping and you can bring it out every year. £75 from Cox & Cox.

5. Copper and gold

B&M often come up trumps with a brilliant festive wreath and this year is no exception, with their 70cm Copper Bauble Wreath. With 55 tips, it looks real but is faux and can be used indoors or outdoors. £30 from B&M.

6. Festive foliage

This stunning wreath looks the part with its array of leafy green foliage, but it’s also got a luxe velvet bow to boot! While it may seem like an investment buy, this is definitely one you can bring out year after year. £84.99, Lights4fun

7. Get crafty

Mary Elizabeth Flowers has everything you need to get your Christmas craft on and make your own stylish wreath this year. The kits come with all materials and guidance on how to create it, you can customise the kit with the type of ribbon you love (from natural hessian to red velvet) and can even add pheasant or peacock feathers. It’s the perfect Christmas craft or gift for a friend. £38 from Mary Elizabeth Flowers.

8. Wild wreath

These russet tones are super inviting for Christmas, and this Home Luxe Co wreath is perfect. Think purples, greens and pinks in this full eucalyptus wreath, which will make an elegant statement on your door. £50 from Home Luxe Co.

9. A touch of frost

Gisela Graham’s Frosted fir wreath will give a full wintry feel to your door, with the rosehips adding a gorgeous rosy red hue. At 55cm x 55cm, it’s a real statement piece for your front door or mantlepiece. £56.99 from Gisela Graham.

10. Gold leaf

Christmas wreaths don’t have to be green or traditional, so if you fancy going against the grain, try this shimmering gold faux leaves wreath from Lights4fun. The wreath incorporates a metallic antique gold twig frame with gold berries and pine cones. You can add micro lights for a bit of added sparkle. £11.99 from Lights4fun.

11. Under the mistletoe

Festive Lights have nailed a realistic looking Christmas wreath strewn with mistletoe and pine cones. This chic decoration can be used indoors and outdoors or standalone or paired with matching mistletoe and pine cone garlands. £34.99 from Festive Lights.

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