Handmade Thanksgiving Wreaths
Give Thanks lettering, harvest pumpkins, wheat, and deep autumn ribbon. Thanksgiving wreaths made to greet family at the door before the table is even set.
2 designs · Made to order in Texas · Free U.S. shipping
More wreaths that work for a Thanksgiving door
Anything in warm autumn tones carries the table-setting weekend just as well. These fall designs are the ones customers most often order for November.

Pumpkin and Pinecone Scarecrow Welcome Autumn Deco Mesh Wreath
$110

Fall Welcome Wreath - Navy Blue, Pinecone, and Pumpkin Decor
$115

Navy Blue & White Pumpkin Fall Wreath - Farmhouse Hello Fall Decor
$125

24" Hello Fall Autumn Deco Mesh Wreath
$115

Happy Fall Y'all Deco Mesh Farmhouse Sunflower and Pumpkin Wreath
$115

24" Fall Scarecrow Deco Mesh Wreath
$135

Pumpkin Spice & Everything Nice Burlap Fall Wreath
$125

Welcome Pumpkin Deco Mesh Fall Wreath
$110
About our thanksgiving wreaths
Thanksgiving wreaths sit in the sweet spot of the fall season: warm enough for November, understated enough to stay up until you switch to Christmas decor.
Every wreath is built by hand in Texas after you order. Order by early November so yours arrives with time to spare before the holiday.
Want something built to your colors or door size? Start a custom order and Susan will design it with you.
Thanksgiving Wreaths: common questions
- When should I order a Thanksgiving wreath?
- Order by the first week of November. Each wreath is built by hand after you order, so that leaves comfortable time to make and ship it.
- How long can I leave it up?
- Most harvest and Give Thanks designs look right from late September through the end of November, so you get a full two months out of one wreath.
- Can I get a family name on it?
- Yes, Susan adds names, monograms, and est. dates to harvest wreaths on custom orders. Just say the word when you start the order.
- What size should I choose for a standard front door?
- Twenty-two to twenty-six inches suits most front doors. Measure the glass on your storm door first if you have one, since that limits depth more than width.

