Happy Hour : The Best of Fall Wreaths, 2024
Every been in a restaurant when it turns "Happy Hour?" You notice the mood instantly changes as everyone is ready for fun. Whenever I'm having a Bad Hair Day, my cure is always a personal Happy Hour. Of course, I'm hopeless addicted to interiors; so for me, this hour is all about decorating. In this series, we'll look at some quick and happy mood changers for our very own Happy Hour. Each should take about an hour - a mere 60 minutes - to perk up our minds and our rooms. Let's get the party started.
This Happy Hour is as quick as ordering online. From your front door to your fireplace mantel, a wreath is an easy way to celebrate the season. All the wreaths pictured range in price from the above $23 (Amazon) to $165 (Anthropologie). Let's take a look at some beauties.
Before we get into the wreaths to buy, don't you love this one? Did they cut this basket in half or buy it this way? It's a spectacular display.
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This beautry is $29 on Amazon.
Consider dried flowers for a natural wood door.
This $135 wreath is full of autumnal colored peonies. I would have favored a wider ribbon to balance out the wreath but maybe that's me.
If you want to DYI, this adorned grape vine wreath loaded with faux berries and acorns could be easily recreated. I love the chocolate ribbon, too.
What a beautiful door! The muted colors on the wreath are spectacular.
A wreath designed for indoor use, dried flowers include flax base, yarrow, rat tail statice, saffron, blue delphinium, ammobium. It's $164 at Anthropologie.
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This real pampas grass wreath sells for $30 on Amazon. Imagine it hanging on a dark wood door.
If I could have a wreath on my door, it would be this simple one.
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This beauty, filled with faux acorns and leaves, looks stunning on a charcoal painted door. Etsy offers at $164 for the 30" size. No matter what you use, an autumnal wreath can be magical. I hope I don't sound cranky today. Life is complicated enough - Why do we need to be changing clocks twice a year? Back in 1966, daylight savings time was signed into federal law but states can exempt themselves. Did you know Arizona and Hawaii have remained using standard time? Twenty some states, including California and Oregon, have voted to remain on day light savings time permanently. All states are waiting for congressional approval. Maybe our new president will take up our cause. In the meantime, Happpy Sunday!
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