Como estilizar uma coroa tradicional bordéus para o outono e inverno

Quick answer

Style your Burgundy Traditional wreath by choosing a seasonal bow, adding natural accents, and adjusting the display location as the weather changes. This classic fresh wreath transitions easily from fall to winter with a few simple swaps.

Step-by-step styling guide

1. Choose your bow option: Select the burgundy velveteen bow for a rich, elegant look that pairs with both fall and winter decor. If you prefer a brighter accent, the bright holiday red bow works well for winter. A common mistake is choosing a bow that clashes with your door color; burgundy complements dark green, black, or warm wood doors best. Match the bow to your door color for a cohesive look.
2. Add fall accents (September–November): Tuck dried orange slices, small pinecones, or cinnamon sticks into the wreath using floral wire. These natural elements echo autumn harvest colors and pair beautifully with the burgundy bow. Avoid using fresh fruit, which can rot and attract pests. Check that accents are securely attached so they don't fall off when the door opens. Use dried or preserved materials for long-lasting fall decor.
3. Transition to winter (December–February): Remove fall accents and replace them with small silver or gold ornaments, white berry picks, or frosted pinecones. The burgundy bow already provides a winter-appropriate color, so you only need a few sparkly touches. A common mistake is overloading the wreath, which hides the natural greenery and makes it look cluttered. Less is more—let the fresh evergreens and bow remain the focal point.
4. Hang and maintain the wreath: Use a wreath hanger that fits your door type (wood or metal) and hang the wreath at eye level. For outdoor display, mist the wreath lightly with water every few days to keep the greens fresh. Avoid placing it in direct afternoon sun or near heat vents, which can dry out the foliage quickly. If your wreath has the lights option, turn them on only during cooler hours to extend battery life. Proper placement and misting can add weeks to your wreath's life.

Product spotlight

• Burgundy Traditional: The Burgundy Traditional is a classic Christmas wreath and our most popular. It overflows with fragrant evergreens including noble fir, cedar, and juniper, grown and hand-harvested in the Pacific Northwest. The mixed evergreens provide a full, lush look that holds up well outdoors, and the natural fragrance enhances your entryway through both fall and winter.