Both styles of pinecones would complement this wreath beautifully. You can use floral wire to attach natural pinecones collected from the forest floor, or opt for pre-wired artificial pinecones for added convenience. If you choose artificial pinecones and plan to hang your wreath in a sunny area, consider spraying them with UV protectant to help maintain their appearance over time. You can find both styles on Afloral.com.

You can hang a wreath on your door using an over-the-door hanger, adhesive hook, ribbon, magnetic hook (for metal doors), or suction cup (for glass doors), ensuring the method suits your door type and the wreath’s weight.

In this video, you’ll see eucalyptus, poppies, anemones, and roses, coming together to create a stunning arrangement. While these exact flowers are no longer available, you can still find a wide variety of complementary stems on Afloral.com. The key is to gather an assortment of shapes, sizes, and textures to create a beautifully balanced arrangement.

You can use any floral tape, adhesive, or wire that you prefer working with.

If your wreath will be exposed to direct sunlight, we do recommend applying a UV protective coating to minimize fading.

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This mantel was styled with 6 Cimicifuga Garlands: www.afloral.com/products/purple-fake-cimicifuga-ramosa-fall-leaf-garland-6

This mantel was styled with 2 Cimicifuga Garlands: www.afloral.com/products/purple-fake-cimicifuga-ramosa-fall-leaf-garland-6