Fall Hydrangea Wreath | 30 in Cascading Greenery Door Swag, Burnt Orange & Cream, Handmade in the USA

The first thing anyone sees is your door

This is not a flat ring of leaves. It is an asymmetrical swag: the greenery gathers high on one side of a bare grapevine ring, then falls close to a foot below it in loose, feathery cedar-style fronds. The bare arc of the vine stays showing on purpose. That is the detail that makes the piece read as arranged rather than bought.

What you get

• About 22–23 in wide and 30–31 in long — the length is measured with the cascade included. It is taller than it is wide, so it fills the vertical space of a standard front door instead of floating in the middle of it.
• A natural grapevine base — real vine, not a wire form wrapped in tape.
• Burnt orange and cream hydrangea clusters, set against soft green cedar-style fronds, dried wheat stems, small white berry sprigs and tan leaves.
• A layered double bow — wide rust-orange ribbon under a narrower ivory one, with long tails running down into the greenery.
• All-artificial florals — nothing wilts, drops petals or needs water. Pack it away in November and bring it back next autumn.
• Handmade to order in the United States, one piece at a time.

Specifications

Why it is built after you order

Each wreath is assembled by hand, not pressed out of a mould, by a small United States studio that has spent five years making seasonal wreaths across more than 5,900 orders at a 4.7-star average. That is also why we do not keep a shelf of them — yours is put together once your order comes in.

Before you buy

• No two are identical. The grapevine ring is a natural material, so its shape and size shift from piece to piece, and no two arrangements sit exactly alike. Our photos and video show the design; neither one shows the individual wreath you will be sent.
• Covered doors only. Direct sun fades ribbon and florals, and heavy rain flattens the cascade. A porch, a storm door or a sheltered entry is what this is built for — an exposed door in an open yard is not.
• Allow around two weeks. Made-to-order work takes longer than pulling a box off a shelf. If you need it for a specific date, order with room to spare.
• Hang it on something that will hold it. A 30-inch grapevine piece has real weight to it. Use an over-the-door wreath hanger or a hook rated for the load; a single adhesive strip is not enough.