Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a creative twist. Learn how to turn your old Christmas wreath into a vintage-inspired Valentine’s Day wreath.
Here we are in early February, and I am hanging on dearly to our three Christmas Wreath tradition on the front door of our home in Maine! And with a bit of tweaking of the bows and the addition of vintage ice skates, these old Christmas wreaths will be turned into a festive Valentine’s Day wreath.
Valentine Wreath Ideas
A Valentine’s Day wreath is a lovely and festive way to decorate your home or front door for a romantic holiday.
Here are some ideas to create a beautiful Valentine’s Day wreath:
Personalize your Valentine’s Day wreath with your preferred colors, materials, and embellishments. Hang it on your front door or as a centerpiece for your Valentine’s Day celebrations.
It’s a beautiful way to add a touch of love and romance to your home decor.
Valentine’s Day Wreath Outdoors
We celebrate Christmas by decorating with a three-wreath tradition on the front door of our cottage in Maine. Learn more in this 3 Wreath Christmas Tradition On A 1930s Front Door post.
The wreaths stay fresh for so long that I decided to repurpose and upcycle our now-old holiday wreaths into a Valentine’s Day wreath.
This is a nice cost-saving option, too.
Vintage Ice Skates, Pink Flowers, and Icicles
Making simple changes to transform one’s old Christmas wreaths into a festive front-door Valentine’s Day wreath is so rewarding and fun.
I hung these vintage white ice skates that I found thrifting to the middle of the three wreaths with wire from a craft store, and I found the bows on Amazon to match the Essex Green House Trim.
Soon after hanging the Valentine’s Day wreath, we welcomed a significant snowstorm here in New England.
This is one of the many reasons I try to keep my outdoor decor simple and durable!
Look how the simple pink faux flowers pop in that winter snow.
This little switcheroo cost me nothing except the bows and thrifted ice skates. I found the pink faux flowers in the home’s attic.
When the winter storm was over, it warmed up quickly. The icicles on the Valentine’s Day wreath started to form, and I became anxious for a beautiful bouquet of indoor flowers.
Visit the How To Spend a Cozy Snow Day at Home post to see more of the aftermath and scenery of our winter storm.
You will not want to miss the video of the surf! Mother Nature can be so very dramatic.
Pro Tip
Looking for more Valentine’s Day decorating ideas?
Waterlogue App
Have you discovered the app Waterlogue yet? It is available on the iTunes store for $4.99. With one click, you can turn any of your photos into an instant watercolor. It’s super fun. Here’s an example for you to enjoy.
The photo I took is above, and here is the Waterlogue picture of the Valentine’s Day wreath. This is a fun app for creating gifts for family and friends from your photos together. I hope you enjoy it!
Valentine’s Day Wreath in Waterlogue
Happy Valentine’s Day!
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