Hush and Holly
The wreath that says welcome before you do.
Hand-finished Christmas wreaths, lit warm and built to be hung again next year. The Nativity at the centre of one, a pair of red mittens on the other — and a door people slow down for either way.
Arrives ready to hang — nothing to assemble
Hand-finished
Arranged and tied by hand in small batches, not stamped out by a machine.
Lit through the branches
Warm lights are threaded into the greenery, so you see the glow and not the wire.
Ready to hang
Out of the box and onto the door. Nothing to assemble, nothing to buy separately.
Kept for next year
Store it flat and out of the sun, and it comes back out every December.
The collection
Two wreaths. Pick your door.
One for the family who still puts the Nativity out first. One for the family who never quite grew out of snow days. Both hand-finished, both lit warm.
The classic
The Nativity Wreath
The Holy Family at the centre with a lantern beside them, ringed with spruce, holly, red berries and a full red bow. Roughly 19 inches across.
From $59.99 USD or $45 each in a 3
See the Nativity wreath
New this year
The Mitten Wreath
Two hand-sewn red mittens on a jute loop, under snow-dusted pine, frosted pinecones and warm white light. Hangs with no tools at all.
From $59.99 USD or $45 each in a 3
See the Mitten wreath
Why we make these
A door people slow down for
We wanted wreaths that still meant something. So we started with what goes at the centre.
Most Christmas wreaths are thin. You hang one up, and by the second season the greenery has gone flat and the bow has given up.
Ours are built the other way round — the centrepiece first, then layered outward with real weight to it, and the lights set deep in the branches rather than laid over the top.
They're the wreaths we wanted for our own front doors, and couldn't find anywhere.
Hush and HollyMade in small batches
In their words
What people tell us
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Before you order
Questions we get asked
How big are they?
The Nativity wreath is roughly 19 inches (48 cm) across. The Mitten wreath is about 40 x 35 cm (16 x 14 in) including the mittens. Both are front-door sizes, not the small indoor kind.
Are the lights included?
Yes, on both. Warm lights are set through the branches rather than laid over the top, so what you see after dark is the glow rather than the wiring.
Can they hang outside?
Both are happiest somewhere sheltered — a covered porch, a doorway that keeps the weather off, or indoors. Full exposure to driving rain and sun shortens the life of any wreath, ours included.
Why is there a two and three bundle?
Because most people who buy one end up wanting a second for an interior door or a window, or sending one to family. Two brings it to $50 a wreath, three to $45.
Will they last more than one Christmas?
That's what they're built for. Store them flat and out of direct sunlight, then fluff the branches when you bring them back out next year.
How long does delivery take?
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Made in small batches
Hang it once. You'll hang it every year.
Christmas comes round faster than anyone expects. Get the door sorted early.
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