30 Easy & Classy Christmas Wreaths, Unique Choices in Farmhouse Style

How beautiful is this?!? If simple, minimalist, and modern is your style, add this to your list!

Anytime you can make a Pottery Barn dupe for a fraction of the cost, I'm all ears. This is fantastic!

This is a simple wreath made with fresh greens. Just small bells for embellishment is all you need - stunning and classy. If you're short on time and fresh materials, you can even buy a faux wreath that's similar and decorate for a fast hack.

If you like a little nostalgia, these dried oranges on a wreath are the way to go! This can be made with live or faux evergreens.

Here's another variation using orange slices in a wreath. This has a more rustic flare, if that's more your taste than using evergreens.

Here's another wreath made of fresh and faux materials, to really give an old-fashioned feel to Christmas. This one attaches to a grapevine wreath, which is gorgeous.

This is another one that has just a beautiful snowy, wintery feel. Flocked greens, berries, and eucalyptus (my favorite!) on a grapevine wreath. Love it.

I love that this one is made from a hula hoop! Yes, you read that right! And of course, I'm loving the eucalyptus on this one. So creative!

If you are looking for more options to use materials from a nature for a wreath, this is a wonderful option using twigs! This one transitions nicely to a winter wreath after Christmas as well!

I love the wintery look of this one! It is super-easy to transfer this to winter decor after Christmas. The post also gives 2 other ways to style a wreath like this.

Here's another spin on a snowy wreath - with a mini winter woodland scene! Such a fun way to use bottlebrush trees.

For a real woodland rustic look, how about some pinecones and antlers? This is just a simple green wreath with embellishments glued in! Pretty genius!

I'm a big fan of these beaded wreaths. Use whatever Christmas stems you like to make this your own. I'm really loving the romantic look of flowers on this Christmas wreath.

Rag wreaths have been around for a while (I even made a neutral one for fall!,) but I just love the old fashioned look for Christmas. The ticking stripe really gives it that nostalgic feel. This wreath looks great both indoor and outdoors!

This is a fun take on a wreath, as it's not your traditional circle. The star only makes it more festive!

Look at this beauty, made with felt leaves! Just love the clean and simple look of this one!

This is so simple and so gorgeous! Magnolia leaves are on-trend, and just a few gold leaves makes it festive and stylish. You don't need a lot to pack a punch.

I really like the neutral colors of the burlap and stripes in this wreath. This is a great choice if you're not wanting a lot of red for your Christmas decor.

Wood slices are perfect for a rustic farmhouse look. It's super-easy to add in the winter greens for a really charming Christmas wreath.

If your farmhouse style leans more rustic than modern, I think you'll love this wine barrel ring wreath! Less is truly more here, and it has that simple, vintage Christmas vibe, for sure!

This is a real fun way to create an embroidery hoop wreath! Hanging a little something down from the middle really sets this apart.

I just love the minimalist look of this embroidery hoop wreath. Simple and classy.

Not only are embroidery hoops clever ideas for wreaths, but you can actually use the whole embroidery design for a wreath. Love this one.

If you like to put some fun pom poms, trees, and other cute items on your wreath, this is unique and adorable.

If you're looking for another cozy yarn wreath, I just LOVE this chunky braided wreath. It is SOOOO cozy. Another great wreath that you can keep around after Christmas.

How fun is this?!? I just love the classic black and white any time of year, really. This works perfect for Christmas as well.

Yes, this snowflake can work both for Christmas and after Christmas as well, too.

Book paper crafts are some of my favorite, and this is a real creative way to use the for a wreath. You can use this concept for wreaths for other seasons as well.

And yet another one you can keep around after Christmas, too! Moss isn't just for spring! But if you wanted, change out the top and use it for spring as well!