How To Hang Wreath On Windows

In the age of the Roman Empire, during the festive season of the New Year, evergreen branches were exchanged as a wish of good health. They called them ‘strenae’ in dedication to the goddess of health, Strenia. It became a custom to display this token from well wishers in the form of a ring on doorways. In the Persian Empire, wreaths were known as ‘diadems’ and were much smaller in size. They represented importance and success and people used to wear them as headbands (as Julius Caesar wore) and as jewels too. Down the years, the Greeks started using them as laurels for outstanding athletes and they treasured the award by making the wreath a wall decoration. In present times, wreaths are mainly used as holiday decorations especially during the Christmas season. Some of the wreath designs no longer have natural, evergreen leaves but instead have artificial leaves with tiny bulbs to allow for reuse every year. Nonetheless, it is beautiful to walk down a street filled with doorways decorated with colorful wreaths. Wreaths adds an exciting and warm feeling to the festive season. Wreath designs at times can be heavy and hanging them in doors and windows becomes a challenge. Especially if it is outdoors, external factors like the wind need to be considered. Mentioned further are ways to hang a wreath on a window.