Caramel Peony and Ivory Hydrangea Wreath
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Rich caramel peonies and soft ivory hydrangeas create a warm, elegant wreath that feels beautifully suited to the transition into fall. Deep green foliage surrounds the layered blooms, while a black-and-white striped ribbon adds a crisp, tailored finish and striking contrast.
Why you’ll love it:
- Design: Full floral wreath with abundant, closely arranged blooms
- Florals: Caramel peonies, ivory hydrangeas, coordinating buds, and soft ivory accent flowers
- Greenery: Deep green leaves with lighter green accents
- Ribbon: Black-and-white striped hanging ribbon and bow
- Colors: Caramel, ivory, deep green, black, and white
- Best for: Front doors, covered entryways, foyers, and interior wall décor
- Style: Refined floral design with a classic, tailored finish
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Warm enough for fall yet versatile enough for extended seasonal display, this wreath creates an inviting focal point for a front door or entryway.
A timeless wreath to enjoy year after year
📦 Ships carefully packaged in a sturdy box, perfect for storage after the season
Product Details
How to Hang Your Wreath
For easy and secure hanging, explore our selection of wreath hangers designed to complement your door. Need tips on displaying your wreath? Check out our blog and FAQs for advice on perfect placement.
Care & Storage
To keep your wreath looking its best, store it in the box it arrived in, and place it in a cool, dry area when not in use. Display indoors or in a covered outdoor space. If exposed to sunlight, consider our UV Protection Spray Service to keep colors looking vibrant.
Shipping Details & Returns
From our hands in St. Charles, IL, to your home, each wreath is crafted with care using only the finest materials. Due to the handmade nature of our wreaths, please allow 3-5 days for preparation, depending on the season and design.
We accept returns for U.S. customers. Contact us within 3 days of receiving your wreath and return it within 7 days. View our full return policy here.
