If you were unable to harvest and dry your own materials this year, visit your local florist. They probably have a good selection of bright blossoms.
Wreaths can be simple or elaborate.
A few pinecones and a festive bow later, and your creation is ready to hang on the front door. If you prefer a more natural look, start with a grapevine wreath and use a glue gun to attach the creamy dried heads of hydrangea, dark blue victoria salvia or lavender and dried blossoms of roses and strawflowers. Experiment with dried materials such as oats, rye, grasses, lady's mantle or seed heads such as teasel or alliums. For inspiration, refer to some of the excellent books available on designing with dried flowers. Each year, Christmas tree thieves steal nicely shaped evergreen trees from unsuspecting landowners.