If you’re looking for something that doesn’t hang over the top, you could try a commercial wreath hanger for your front door. That’s right! We’re not the first people to encounter this problem and manufacturers have already responded with various products.

Another aspect to consider is the thorny issue of wreath placement on your front door. The traditional look is to have your wreath at eye level which means having the centre of the wreath about 140cm off the ground. One of the easiest and loveliest methods of hanging a wreath is to suspend it using a ribbon that complements the décor. The method is simple, and since you don't have to attach it using nails or hooks, it leaves your door in excellent shape. Once you’ve safely secured the magnetic hangers, you can go ahead and hang your wreaths on one or both ends.Alternatively, you can get a double wreath hanger if you intend to hang wreaths on either side of the door. This version helps to hold your wreaths both outdoors and within your house at the same time. It functions similarly as the single-sided wreath hanger, except both ends stretch into hooks. Perhaps because they offer such a range of designs that they can easily be tailored to suit any home. Perhaps it’s just because they’re a simple way to bring Christmas spirit to the front of your home, without having to scale the rooftops wound in fairy lights.

Try using a suction cup wreath or a transparent plastic adhesive hook to hang your wreath. By carefully positioning the décor or branches around the hook you can prevent it from being noticeable.Christmas is a time to connect with friends and family to enjoy the festivities together. Most people choose to put up Christmas decorations as a way to brighten their homes and get in a festive mood, and hanging an outdoor Christmas wreath on your door is a beautiful way to welcome visitors into your home during the festive season.

But branded Command Strips have built up a reputation for reliability. They also offer clear guidance on how much weight a particular picture hook will hold. As long you know how much your wreath weighs and buy the corresponding hook, you won’t need to worry about your wreath falling off. 6. Try an over the door wreath hanger Photo by Corina Andrisca on Unsplash Ask a group of people what their favourite Christmas decoration is and you’ll get a group of different answers. Some people like the tinsel, others the fairy lights and the tree itself is of course very popular. My mother’s favourite decoration though was always the wreath. And as I get older, I have to confess I’m starting to agree with her! Nothing welcomes you more warmly to a home at Christmas than a wreath on the front door.Many suction cups or self-adhesive hooks will struggle to hold a particularly weighty wreath for long. But this doesn’t mean you have to abandon a heavy wreath or rely on a nail that destroys your door. Each self-adhesive hook can be attached a little differently depending on the manufacturer so be sure to thoroughly read the instructions before beginning. Once you are happy with them, follow the instructions on the self-adhesive hook to fix it firmly on the door before hanging a Christmas wreath on it.