Our wreaths are handcrafted with care using premium greenery and botanicals. We offer three types of wreaths, fresh, dried, and preserved, and each one requires different care. Check your order to confirm which type you received and follow the corresponding care instructions below.

Fresh Wreaths

Fresh wreaths are made with live greenery and botanicals. They arrive vibrant and fragrant and will gradually dry over time into a beautiful rustic look. Some needle or leaf drop in the first few days is completely normal.

• Mist regularly. Lightly mist your fresh wreath with water every day or two using a spray bottle to keep the greenery hydrated and slow down the drying process.
• Keep it cool. Fresh wreaths last longest in cool environments. A shaded outdoor spot or a cool indoor area away from heat sources is ideal.
• Avoid heat sources. Keep away from heating vents, fireplaces, radiators, and direct sunlight, which will cause the wreath to dry out quickly.
• Do not soak. Misting is great but do not submerge or soak your wreath. Too much water can cause mold and damage the base.

With proper care, a fresh wreath typically lasts around 1 to 2 weeks in its fresh state. After that, it will continue to look beautiful as it dries naturally and can last for months beyond that.

Dried Wreaths

Dried wreaths are made with air-dried botanicals and require no water at all. They are long-lasting and low maintenance but are more delicate than fresh wreaths and can fall apart if handled too roughly or bumped hard.

• Do not get them wet. Water will cause dried materials to rehydrate, lose their shape, and eventually mold or fall apart. Keep them completely dry at all times.
• Keep in a dry environment. Avoid humid spaces like bathrooms or areas near steam and moisture.
• Avoid direct sunlight. Prolonged sun exposure will fade the colors. Indirect bright light is ideal.
• Handle gently. Place your dried wreath somewhere it won't be knocked or bumped. A hard impact can cause it to fall apart.
• Dust occasionally. Use a soft brush or a gentle puff of air to remove dust without damaging the botanicals.

With proper care, dried wreaths can last for months and often much longer.

Preserved Wreaths

Preserved wreaths are made with botanicals that have been treated to maintain their color, softness, and appearance long-term. They look and feel almost fresh but require the same care as dried wreaths.

• Do not get them wet. Moisture will damage preserved materials and cause them to deteriorate. Keep them completely dry.
• Keep in a dry environment. Avoid humidity, steam, and moisture at all times.
• Avoid direct sunlight. Direct sun will fade the colors of preserved botanicals over time. Display in indirect light for the longest color life.
• Handle gently. Preserved wreaths are delicate. Handle with care and place them somewhere they won't be disturbed or knocked.

With proper care, preserved wreaths can last for months to over a year, making them a wonderful long-term investment in your decor.