To get this look, you'll need a garland, a wreath, and a few more elegant decorating touches. First, hang a store-bought garland above and around the door frame, tacking a nail in each corner and in the middle. Wire the garland to each nail for extra stability. Next, making a hanging wire loop on your wreath and fasten the bow. Attach the wreath to the door knocker or nameplate. Tuck a few mangolia leaves around the bow, wire a few kumquats, lady apples, or pincones around the wreath, and you're in business. Finally, try filling your mailbox with flowers and arranging greenery in a red galvanized container, complete with white twinkle lights.
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