Looking for a eucalyptus christmas wreath with a little something extra? Think trailing pink ribbons, orange slices or tiny lights tucked between the leaves.
These pictures include eucalyptus designs plus other festive wreaths, so not every look features the same greenery.
You can keep things simple or go all out with ornaments. I especially love the pale leaves paired with a big cream bow.
There are pretty ideas for your front door, kitchen window and even a mirror.
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Christmas wreath ideas worth saving
red berries and snowy pinecones
We’re starting off with this pretty evergreen wreath. The bright red berries and white-tipped pinecones look so good against the brown door. A little tan bow finishes the top.
This one is an evergreen look rather than a clearly eucalyptus-filled design. Save it for the berry and pinecone combination if you want that classic Christmas feel.
a long dusty pink bow
How gorgeous is this bow? The dusty pink tails hang almost the full length of the wreath, with narrow gray-green leaves and little pale clusters all around them.
Try a long ribbon like this if you want to dress up your greenery without adding ornaments.
little lights and round leaves
I am obsessed with this eucalyptus christmas wreath. The little lights look so pretty between the rounded leaves and the darker sprigs.
There’s no big bow here, just a narrow hanging loop. I’d keep it that way and let those glowing lights be the extra detail.
pinecones and a cream bow
This may just be one of my favorites here. I love the pale eucalyptus leaves scattered through the darker greenery.
The brown pinecones and oversized cream bow are gorgeous together.
Choose a bow with long tails if you want to follow this look. Place it at the bottom rather than the top.
gold and silver ornaments
If you are looking for lots of sparkle, then this one is for you. Shiny, matte and patterned ornaments cover the evergreen ring, with gold-colored leaves tucked between them.
This is another evergreen alternative rather than an obvious eucalyptus design. I especially love the faceted gold ornaments beside the smooth silver ones.
a partly bare gold hoop
Don’t want to go all out with ornaments? No problem!
This simple hoop has overlapping green leaves around the left side and bottom, leaving the upper right bare.
For a Christmas variation, you could add a small burgundy bow where the leaves end. The pictured version is lovely without one too.
orange slices and trailing stems
The orange slices are my favorite part of this wreath. They look so pretty next to the blue-green eucalyptus leaves and exposed brown branches.
Let a few leafy stems hang below the ring if you like this loose look. You don’t have to tuck every little branch into a neat circle.
two red plaid bows
Why stop at one bow? This evergreen wreath has red plaid bows at the top and bottom, with lots of pinecones arranged between them.
There isn’t clearly visible eucalyptus here, but the ribbon pairing is worth saving. Try the same plaid on your own leafy wreath if you want a more traditional Christmas detail.
white tufts and red berries
How cute is this mix? White cotton-like tufts sit between bright red berries, rounded leaves and long green needles.
The little pinecones are such a sweet extra touch.
I’d skip a bow with a wreath like this. There’s already plenty to look at.
a leafy kitchen window wreath
Your front door isn’t the only place for a wreath. This full leafy ring hangs from a pale ribbon above the sink, with small reddish clusters scattered through the greenery.
I love the evergreen branches along the windowsill too. Try that pairing if you want to bring a little Christmas decorating into your kitchen.
shiny hanging bells
I am obsessed with these hanging bells. They sit at different heights on gold-colored cords, with a little curled bow above them.
The wreath itself mixes rounded leaves, white-tipped sprigs and sparkling berry decorations. Keep the bells in the center if you want to try this same look.
white roses and eucalyptus
If you love flowers more than baubles, this one is for you. White roses are spaced around the eucalyptus, with loose stems reaching beyond the ring.
The pictured wreath isn’t overtly Christmas-themed. For a holiday version, I’d swap the small pale hanging ribbon for a long deep red one.
orange slices and deep red berries
Here is another pretty way to use orange slices. This time, they sit beside large deep red berry clusters and dense, needle-covered branches.
The greenery is different from the eucalyptus wreath above, but that orange and red pairing is lovely. A small gold-colored hanging ribbon keeps the top simple.
greenery over a mirror
Don’t want to add ribbons or ornaments? No problem there!
This full green wreath has little rounded leaves and tiny pale accents, with stems reaching out all around.
Hang yours over a framed mirror for a similar indoor display. I love how the dark frame peeks out behind the greenery.
cinnamon sticks and trailing ties
This one takes a different direction entirely. There’s no eucalyptus or leafy greenery here, just a ring of cinnamon-stick bundles with long brown ties hanging below.
The uneven tails are my favorite detail. Save this as a separate Christmas wreath idea if you’d rather skip greenery altogether.
a plaid frame and snowman
How adorable is that little snowman? A red-and-black checked frame sits on a diagonal above a cluster of greenery, lights and layered bows.
This is a festive frame decoration rather than a eucalyptus wreath. I love how the snowman-print ribbon repeats the little figure in the middle.
pale plumes and green ornaments
If you want something a little different from red berries and plaid, take a look at this. Pale feathery sprays reach out around dark rounded leaves, white tufts and fan-shaped accents.
The little pale green ornaments are so pretty tucked inside. I’d keep those rather than introduce a brighter color.
a tan bow and exposed beads
This is such a cute way to leave part of your wreath uncovered. Blue-green leaves run down both sides, with a row of tan beads showing along the bottom.
The big bow sits right at the top. For a more festive variation, try a red bow in the same spot and leave the rest simple.
pink flowers and ribbon tails
I love this pink and gray-green pairing. Tiny pink flower clusters sit between the eucalyptus leaves, with a matching bow tied near the bottom.
This is a softer floral look rather than a traditional Christmas design. You could add a few small champagne-colored ornaments if you want to take it in a holiday direction.
matching gold and green wreaths
Last but definitely not least, we have these matching wreaths on dark double doors. I am in love with the gold-colored foliage and pale green leaves.
Long blue-gray tails sit behind curling gold-colored ribbons on each wreath. If you have double doors, try repeating the same ribbon combination on both.