Nowadays you can display a wreath all-year long – of course you’ll want to either periodically change the wreath out or, if it’s a plain one, just update it with different decorations for different seasons or holidays. The question of how to hang a wreath is timely no matter what the season. Here are a couple of easy ways to hang your wreath on a door, a window and even a brick wall. The first step in hanging a wreath is deciding where you want to display it. Here are some options: Options for hanging a wreath on a wood door are the same whether it’s indoors or out. Your front door may already have a nail for the purpose, so you can simply hook the back of the wreath to the nail. However, if there’s no nail, there’s no reason to pound one into your door! There are a couple ways to hang a wreath on a wood door without using a nail: Use a clever wreath hanger that sits flush against the door and attaches over the top. The sturdy, low-profile wreath hook on Adjustable Wreath Hanger comes with 4 holiday icons (butterfly, reindeer, pumpkin, and fleur de lis) so you can use it year round.

The sturdy metal hanger is fully adjustable, so you can hang the wreath at the height you desire, and supports wreaths up to 20 lbs. Metal, Steel or Glass Door Wreath Hanger If you have a metal, glass or steel door, place a Magnetic Wreath Hanger on the door where you want to display your wreath and simply hang the wreath off of the little hook. The magnetic on the back side of the hanger securely attaches to the door and will hold up to 10 lbs – now that’s a big wreath! Another option for hanging a wreath on your wood door is a Over-the-Door Wreath Hanger. This strong metal hook has a bit of a curve, so it hangs clear of door details like decorative panels and a frame around a window insert. The curved design of this metal wreath hanger allows the wreath to lie flat against the door because it bypasses 3D decorative details. This mighty wreath hanger holds wreaths up to 4″ wide and showcases your initial on a decorative medallion. It looks lovely with any style of wreath can can be used all year long.

Hanging a wreath on a window gives a beautiful illusion of the wreath floating on the glass. Actually, it’s not magic, it’s a couple of Window Magnetic Wreath Hangers. exterior paints images houseSimply hang one glass window wreath hanger on the inside of the glass (single pane) and another on the outside. diy decor for eventsBoth magnet wreath hangers have a hook, so you can put a wreath on each side of the glass if you’d like. home decorating ideas cornerThis sturdy magnetic wreath hanger is backed with protective pads so it won’t scratch your windows.christmas decoration ideas no tree

If you feel like doing a lot of work, you can drill into your brick, install some anchors and hang your wreath. If you choose this method, you will leave a nice sized hole in your brick and you could possibly even damage the mortar. cheap western home decor ideasAn easier and less destructive method is to snap a spring-steel brick wall hanger into the brick wall and hang your wreath (Note: you will need at least 1/8″ of a mortar recess for the wreath hanger). christmas decoration ideas 2013 pinterestWhen you’re ready to remove the wreath, simply unsnap the hanger and save it for later. Here are the 3 easy steps to hang your wreath: 1. Attach floral wire to the back of your wreath 2. Attach a brick wall wreath hanger to your brick where the brick sticks out at least 1/8″ more than the mortar

3. Hang the floral wire on the back of the wreath over the hooks on the brick wall hanger If you have siding, you might have thought that you couldn’t hang a wreath on the outside of your home. But with Vinyl Siding hangers you can hang a wreath just about anywhere. Just slide the stainless steel hooks beneath your siding, move the hook where you want it and attach your wreath. Use garland ties if you want to hang a wreath on your staircase, banister or a porch fence. Simply hold the wreath where you want it, loop the garland tie around the staircase and through the wreath and twist the ends together. If you have any questions on how to hang a wreath or if you want to share where you display your wreaths, let us know in the comments below. We’re very interested to learn the creative ways you all decorate and showcase your wreaths! If you’re looking for a little inspiration, check out these Halloween wreath ideas and fun DIY Christmas wreaths.These vignettes will make you want to get outside and start decorating, stat.

Give your front door the city glam you love by filling lanterns with shiny ornaments, and adorning with a black and white polka dot ribbon (how very Kate Spade of you), as in this outdoor vignette from Dimples & Tangles. Lantern Candle Holder, $48, Wayfair Shatterproof Christmas Ball Ornaments, $28, All Modern Celebrate It Grosgrain White Polka Dot Ribbon, $5, Michaels Give your Christmas party guests a grand entrance with an arching garland that sweeps them into a winter wonderland, as does this pretty arch from Style Me Pretty Living. Green Pine Artificial Christmas Archway Decoration, $300, Christmas Central White & Green Satin Dendrobium Spray, $3, Hobby Lobby Artificial Delphinium Stem, $8, Afloral A Christmas wreath never loses its charm, but it can be reimagined with bountiful goodies such as pine cones, cranberries and other seasonal bits like this wreath from Style Me Pretty Living. Pomegranate Festival Wreath, $79, One Kings Lane

This brilliantly simple door decor from On Sutton Place features fresh pine bunches in lieu of a wreath, accented with a plaid scarf and string of bells. Buffalo Plaid Scarf, $20, Charming Charlie Sleigh Bell Teardrop, $14, Factory Direct Craft The Christmas presents shouldn't get all the attention. Wrap up your home, too — in garland. This decor from Between Naps On The Porch features ornament-speckled garland twisted around the home's columns. Indoor/Outdoor Decorative Pre-Lit Christmas Garland, $85, Wayfair Love the look of snowmen, but hate the idea of actually touching snow? Craft one out of three wreaths instead. Boxwood Round Wreaths, starting at $59, West Elm Pompom Cap In Jacquard, $52, Petit Bateau Rib Knit Scarf, $39, Nordstrom Why let the front door have all the fun, when you can up the holiday spirit with a wreath (complete with festive bows!) on every window? Woodland Snowberry Wreath, $50, L. L. Bean Winter Pine Wreath, $70, Frontgate