There's nothing nicer than a Christmas welcome as you approach the front door of someones home and whoever owns the above house has gone to so much trouble to make their home look so welcoming. Although I live more in the countryside, I am only just outside London and to leave this amount of beautiful things would be a bit of a temptation to some passers by and, after a drink or two at the local pub, I could imagine a few of these things being transported half way up the road or a new addition to their home !! We always have a Christmas wreath and I have two lanterns, in which are lighted candles and, so far, they have remained outside my front door, although, now I have tempted providence, they will probably disappear this year !!
I know that I called it Door Decorations but this one looks so lovely at the end of the bed doesn't it ?
All the wreaths are fabulous. I am going to a wreath making class Thursday and cannot wait to make one of my own.
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Hi Jackie - Yah - I am not one of the last ones to leave you a comment this time. Must mean I'm going to have a great day?! The first photo almost blew me off the sofa. All the photos did just what you were trying to do; they instilled a bit of holiday "glow". I loved Martha's bell wreath & yes it's that romantic ribbon. BEAUTIFUL post Jackie & a bit of inspiration in any form is always much appreciated. Thank you me dear & hugs to you xx
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ReplyDeleteOK, photo number 1.....the color of the front door...is MY color. MINE! I adore it. I want it.I am putting it on my Christmas list...a whole bucket full of that blue color please. Great selection of beautiful wreaths....Wish I could stop at the pub with you and have a nice long chat. Take care! Laura
Bonjour Jacqueline!
ReplyDeleteYes, a welcoming front door is so wonderful. I love the wreath at the end of the bed. Is that a lavender wreath in photo #8? Good luck hanging onto your lantern!
Love all the wreaths, Jackie! I will be putting my wreath out this week, I might go with a berry one, similiar to your last picture but in red. There is usually no problem in our neighborhood with things being stolen from the porch. Thank you for your lovely pictures and your very kind comments to me on my blog, you are appreciated! xxoo
ReplyDeleteI love that sixth one down, oh, and the last one. I adore those two, plus several in between!!! Thanks, as always, for your inspiration and cheer, lovely Jackie.
ReplyDeleteAlthough each different, these wreaths are all beautiful in their own way. I love them! Thanks for sharing another touch of style. :-)
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Ah, I like your practical and realistic approach to door decoration. I'm only going for a minor wreath myself, but I'd love to have the full works, as in your first photo, and a laser detector that blared out 'Santa Claus is coming to town' when anyone tried to take them away.
ReplyDeleteNice to see so festive a spirit over at yours - I think you probably have more virtual friends than anyone else on the whole internet because of the warmth and friendliness of the lovely comments you leave, so we'll all be vying for your company for a mulled wine on your world tour, whenever it happens. xxx
Ooooh ABSOLUTELY gorgeous Jackie, I want all of them, especially number 1!!!! Beautiful images :)
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Oh. I want to wear a red dress and walk up the stairs to that lovely door in the first photo, take my hand out of my muff and ring the bell!!
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie - I feel inspired! I have all the 'stuff' - ring, moss, twine, wire & foliage (I even salvaged hydrangeas before the frost got them)..all I have to do now is to put it all together!!! Hmmmmm....Susie x
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie,
ReplyDeleteThe pictures of the wreaths you posted are so pretty! Is one of the doors yours? I like wreaths as well. Haven't made one yet, but I hope I will have some time this weekend!
Fijne avond!
lieve groet, Madelief
wow, så flotte bilder.
ReplyDeleteILike dem alle.
du så godt å gjøre dette.
en vakker dør for å komme hjem til.
klem fra Sylvia
Such a beautiful post. I love all the pics -- wreaths are such a great way to decorate inside and out. Your location sounds divine: "countryside, but just outside London". Heaven :)
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ReplyDeletelove the wreath at the foot of the bed - and i REALLY have fallen in love with the ticking bed dressings in one of your previous posts - that's what I'm going to do.
i love the ribbon with the bells too -
thanks for the great comment on my menorah -
your posts always inspire me instantly
marsha
so so pretty! i love the one with all the black hanging from the lion's head door knocker!
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Michelle
Hi Jackie. My wreath envy is severe and life threatening this year. Mine is just a bit woodeny and way too dead. I must perk it up a bit. I adore the first, and yes isn't it funny how our minds go immediately to 'surely someone would steal all that stuff!' xoxox
ReplyDeleteI would love to have an entrance like in the first picture.... wicked!
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie
ReplyDeleteAll the wreaths are lovely, the one on the bed is a great idea. I still haven't gotten my doors done yet This gives me plenty of ideas
Have a great week
Blessings
Rebecca
What a wonderful array you chose Jackie ~ I love them all and as you know ~ I am partial to that little jingle wreath!
ReplyDeleteI've been on the search for a new wreath Jac, but just can't find the right one. Currently have a big silver star on the front door, so I guess it will have to do until a find a suitable successor for it.
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Hi Jackie! The wreaths you have shown are so beautiful!! I have always loved the idea of a pretty wreath to welcome guests at your front door, but I gave up on having one of my own a few years ago when some not so friendly wasps decided to make a home out of my wreath...as the door opens into ones home, you can imagine my dilemma!
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:) T
hi jackie.. i am trying to decide which one i like best... but each one has a special place at every door... mine is made of pine cones this year..happy holidays to you... x pam
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie,
ReplyDeleteLeave it to me to go on my own and say that my fave is the second one. I just may have to do this for a year round wreath. I love the simplicity of it. All of your beautiful pictures here have certainly inspired me tonight.
Have I told you lately how much I LOVE your blog?!
Hugs~
Oh my friend...thank you for sharing the Joy of wreaths. I so so love them and have them hanging all over my home....even ones made of Bay Leaves. Have a wonderful week and enjoy the Season.
ReplyDeleteI just love wreaths on doors. It is just a beautiful friendly sight.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous choices and good luck with your lanterns and wreath ;)
xoxo
Haha... yes that was an awful restaurant visit! It was a high recommended and with filthy expensive prices! I have dreamt nightmares about the food and the waiters big white a** =)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely wreaths! Love them all!!!
/Anita
Hi Jackie, Love all the wreath pics, deciding what to do for mine! Good luck with your wreath, x
ReplyDeleteHmmm i do need something lovely for our door. Something pretty and elegant just like the ones you have chosen! x
ReplyDeleteTheser are all beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for having entered the Christmas Giveaway and good luck to you!
Have a nice day,
Federica.
Oh, so many beautiful doors! The photos are so inspiring!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week, Yvonne
Dear Jacqueline~
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to meet you one day and see your HOME! I think I would melt my first step in your door~ You know how to melt my heart everytime you post!
XOX's
Jacki!
ReplyDeleteThe second one is my favorite - so simple and beautiful! I'm sure your home is unbelievably festive and delightful! We are having the best time (the crumb and I) as we linger happily through this holiday season. This afternoon, we plan to take a little time to work on the gingerbread house. Let's hope it can be assembled before she 'blows' it down!
Bises,
Melissa
Jackie, These are gorgeous. I haven't bought mine yet -- still have to wash the dog prints off the doors -- you have given me waaaay too many choices. Since we have double doors I must find two.
ReplyDeleteWhat I really, really want to know is where did you find "C'est Noel"? I would love to find one.
You have no idea, or I hope perhaps you do, how happy it makes me to see and "hear" you. You brighten my days.
Tishxo
i soooooo need to get busy.
ReplyDeletemy holiday door....is a bore!
xx
I adore the gorgeous wreath on the blue door. Our door is sporting a bright red one!
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteWell I'll have to fight Laura for Door #1 but wreath #6 will do me just fine! There's something simple but 'happy' about it .. and is it made from spearmint leaves???? yummm.. haha Probably not but I'd like to imagine it is.
Gorgeous post and inspiration as always... you'll be pleased to know I have done nothing for xmas so far!! Another week and my time will be mine again..
Thanks for the beauty.. xxx Julie
PS I think the wreaths would only last a night around here also..
Dear Jackie,
ReplyDeleteWould you please e-mail me at tishjett@yahoo.com. I have a tiny Christmas request, but want it to be a secret until it's "unwrapped".
Merci mille fois par avance.
Tishx
Beautiful post, but now I'm reminded to finish my entry when I get home! Great blog. I'll be following along.
ReplyDeleteI would take anyone of those beauties but the one that got me to click for a better look was that black one. I've always wanted to make a black wreath but thought they'd find me satanic or something:))) It's fab so I think I'm going to try one next. I'll send you a pic if it comes out good. If it doesn't sell I'll blame you...just kidding! That seafoam color wall really stuck in my mind too. So peaceful and a great mood charger as you enter a home.
ReplyDeleteHope your enjoying the holidays so far too!
xoxo,
Carole
I have so enjoyed your post on Christmas wreaths!..,Feel welcome to pop by for "tea, tea and more tea" with some hot chocolate tossed into the offerings for good measure!~ (As mentioned, hot chocolate again tomorrow at the Plumed Pen blog)..,
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What a wonderful way to welcome Christmas to your home. :) Cate
ReplyDeletemagnifique!!
ReplyDeletela mienne sera avec des branches d'oliviers.
amitiés
manon
Some beautiful wreaths here. My favourite is the blackberry one, so unusual. I have one out all year which I bought at Pier some years ago as it isn't at all Christmassy.
ReplyDeleteLove Christmas wreaths. They are all so beautiful. Ax
ReplyDeleteHello. My name is Sara and send from sweden. I think you are a beutiful womwn all over, like you stil and the fun photos. They are lovley.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a nice weekend.
Huggs sara
LOVE a FAB welcoming entrance! And someone standing at the door to hand moi a glass of champagne is a BIGGER plus!!!
ReplyDeleteThe bed wreath is very nice and different. I also love the martha stewart one. That woman is God!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree! A front door decor is a must, and I´ve done mine , allready... but still not finished, so I will continue this weekend...
ReplyDeleteYou asked me if it´s harder for me , now that my mom is home. The answer is: no, it´s a lot easier. Not only becuase we avoid the hospital,( a boring place to be), but also becuase my brother stil lives with her, and he is a lot of help. Now I can focus on making christmas , and decorate my home, so that she will feel the spirit.
Lovely images, Jackie. Really lovely.
Hope you opened the present I sent you, and most of all, that you liked it.
Love/
Luiza
hello from canada
ReplyDeleteit seems that what people do after they leave the pubs is the same around the world haha. all in fun hopefully.
gorgeous wreaths! you have inspired me to go to my basement and dig mine out. its the perfect night. roads are closed and very stormy here.
cheers ~laura
Very pretty wreaths, Jackie....all of them! Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, Christmas season, the season of giving and prosperity. We are always having fun when decorating our porch and steel front doors with wreathes, lanterns, and anything that we can ever imagine! Showing everyone your festive spirit is a totally awesome way to celebrate Christmas.
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