11 Creative Wedding Wreath Ideas to Include in Your Décor

<p>vw bug with wreath</p> — Photo by Jose Villa; Planning by Bellafare

Turns out, greenery wreaths can do more than just hang on doors during the holiday season. In fact, they can be used every season of the year! Seriously, there are so many ways to decorate your big day with everyone's favorite holiday ornament. When pulling our favorite pictures and ideas, we spotted wreaths in all shapes, forms, and sizes in almost every aspect of the wedding day.

And of course, you're welcome to personalize the wreath for the season of your wedding by adding additional décor, like a giant red bow for a December wedding or big, bright blooms come spring. Keep scrolling for more inspo that'll match your wedding style whether it's classic or boho or glam. Oh, and last but not least, we have to mention maybe our favorite part of adding wreaths to your wedding décor: It's cost-saving! Yes, using greenery in favor of singular blooms with cut your floral budget.

Here are our favorite ways to use wreaths in your wedding—all year round!

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A Ceremony Entrance

floral wreaths church decor — Photo by Kate Headley

For this at-home wedding in the Virginia countryside, the couple decorated the doors of their ceremony church with two floral wreaths. The pretty accessories (which were made by the bride's sister!) of eucalyptus, boxwood, larkspur, peonies, and ranunculus, matched the garland that also adorned the wedding altar inside.

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A Flower Crown

<p>wreath crown</p><br><br> — Photo by Anna Page Photography

Give your flower girl a crown-like this little wreath made of olive branches. She'll look adorable—we just know it!

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Dog Bearer's Collar

<p>dog ring bearer</p> — Photo by Valorie Darling

If your pup is a part of the festivities, consider creating them a wreath collar to wear as they walk down the aisle.

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An Altar Backdrop

<p>Palm Frond-Covered Circle Installation</p><br><br> — Photo by James + Schulze

Wreaths can be used for a beautiful wedding ceremony altar backdrop. This palm front-covered one is perfect for a tropical destination wedding but you can also use flowers, leaves, or twigs depending on the style of your event.

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A Welcome Entrance

<p>greenery wreath</p><br><br> — Photo by Clark Brewer; Planning by Calder Clark

Tell everyone where to go by putting something gorgeous at the entrance of your reception. This wreath—which is filled with white hydrangeas and white roses—looks especially great paired against this rustic bark backdrop.

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The Escort Card Display

<p>wreath escort card display</p><br><br> — Photo by Erin McGinn

Make your escort card display do double duty as a statement backdrop. In order to recreate this look, have your florist (or do it yourself!) cover hoops with greenery and hang them from a ceiling or wall with an invisible fishing line. We love that this look is both modern and romantic thanks to the sleek shape and lush greens.

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The Seating Chart

escort card display — Photo by Molly Jo Collection

If you are choosing to do a seating chart instead, place the table assignments inside the wreath. We love the geometric strine pattern inside the green wreath.

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An Overhead Installation

<p>greenery wreath installation</p><br><br> — Photo by Carley Rudd; Flowers by Wylie West Creative; Art Direction & Styling by Anne Sage

Forget décor on the table when you can put it up above. In fact, we couldn't be more obsessed with this modern display of intertwined wreaths—it's a fresh modern approach to greenery décor at the reception.

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Chair Décor

Upgrade your seats by typing a mini wreath to the back of the newlyweds' chairs. It'll look great in your hundreds of photo ops—plus it'll tell all your guests where the guests of honor are seated.

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Place Cards

We all know that a mini version of almost anything is adorable, and these mini-mini wreaths are no exception. These place cards add a special touch to each place setting, and we're sure your friends will enjoy taking them home as a wedding favor, too.

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The Getaway Ride

<p>wreath on boat</p><br><br> — Photo by Bottega 53; Planning by Centorose un Tulipano

No matter if you're exiting by boat or in that groovy VW bus up above, you can always add a final touch of décor to your getaway ride. We love how this couple tied greenery wreaths to the top of their boat—it tied into the rest of the day's décor and also made for one stunning photo op!

25 Unique Ways to Incorporate Greenery into Your Wedding Décor