The standard of the house
Door Wreaths
Our door wreaths are the measure of the bench — frost-cut balsam wired by hand onto a double steel ring, built full and round, never flat. Choose a fully dressed face with cones, winterberry, and a velvet bow, or a quieter ribbon-only wreath that lets the greens speak. Sizes run from the standard 22-inch front door to the 48-inch estate statement.
Frost-cut balsam · Handmade in the Kingdom · Dated shipping · Gift notes · 100% freshness promise
Fully DressedKingdom Door Wreath
The standard front-door wreath. Full balsam face, cones, winterberry, and a velvet bow — the door most of the Kingdom hangs.
Ribbon OnlyKingdom Door Wreath
The same full 22-inch balsam ring, dressed only in a hand-tied bow. For the door that wants greens and nothing more.
Fully DressedNorth Entry Wreath
A step larger for a wider door or generous trim. The 26-inch reads full without crowding a standard entry.
Ribbon OnlyNorth Entry Wreath
The 26-inch ring with a single bow. Quiet, full, and architectural on a larger door.
Fully DressedLodge Wreath
Built for a double door or entry wall. The 30-inch carries cones and winterberry at scale without going theatrical.
Ribbon OnlyLodge Wreath
The 30-inch ring dressed in a bow. A lodge entry or great-room wall wreath with restraint.
Fully DressedBarn Wreath
For a barn door, lodge, or storefront. The 36-inch is a presence — heavy greens, full face, a bow built to read from the road.
Ribbon OnlyBarn Wreath
The 36-inch ring with a bow. A barn or storefront wreath that lets the scale of the greens do the work.
Fully DressedEstate Wreath
The statement. The 48-inch is built for an estate entry, a lodge facade, or a commercial door that means to be remembered.
Ribbon OnlyEstate Wreath
The 48-inch ring dressed in a bow. An estate or commercial statement wreath, pared back to greens and ribbon.
Questions
Frequently asked
You choose the ship week at checkout — Thanksgiving week, the week of December 1, the week of December 8, or as soon as it leaves the bench. We publish exact dates each season on the Ship Calendar.