Here’s where to buy Christmas wreaths in Singapore and participate in wreath workshops to jazz up your home.
The most underhyped decoration in Singapore is the Christmas wreath. There, we said it. Sure, you can get a Christmas tree in Singapore and call it a day. But a wreath is an understated piece of decor that ties your festive home together. The best part is the fuss-free setup. You can hang it pretty much anywhere in your house, and it’ll look amazing. If you’re looking to go the extra mile with your decorations this year, here’s where to find the ideal Christmas wreath in Singapore.
Where to buy Christmas wreaths in Singapore
1. The Daily Blooms
Florals at The Daily Blooms are a sight for sore eyes, and its Christmas arrangements are no exception. The Christmas wreath looks a little different from typical decorations, appearing fluffier thanks to the leaves. You can also add scent diffusers, mist diffusers, or a music box to make it an extra special gift. Or, consider adding its chunky little Christmas tree to your order for full festive vibes.
Price: Wreaths start from $145
Where to buy: The Daily Blooms, available online; #01-04, Kong Beng Industrial Building, 41 Jalan Pemimpin, Singapore 577186
2. Windflower Florist
If you’re not feeling the Christmas red, you’ll love Windflower Florist’s icy blue Christmas wreath. Trusted by many customers around the island, all orders are expertly crafted and thoughtfully designed. The wreaths are named after Dasher and Comet, two of Santa’s reindeer – how cute is that? If you’re not vibing with wreaths, get the festive bouquets for your table.
Price: Wreaths start from $128
Where to buy: Windflower Florist, available online; #07-09, Eunos Techpark, 60 Kaki Bukit Place, Singapore 415979
3. Misty Daydream
If you’re on the lookout for a customisable Christmas wreath in Singapore, look no further than Misty Daydream. This brand is the go-to for customisable gifts like cups, bags, and balloons since 2016. The team consists of NUS and NTU graduates in mechanical engineering and media design, so gifts are made with function and aesthetics in mind. You can go simple with its minimalist design, but the true Christmas spirit comes alive when you get the one with bronze ornaments.
Price: Wreaths start from $60
Where to buy: Misty Daydream, available online; #08-25, Link @ AMK, 3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62, Singapore 569139
4. Petite Fleur
Maximalists, we’ve found the perfect Christmas wreath for you at Petite Fleur. Packed with baubles, ribbons, holly berries, colourful leaves and more, these wreaths will make your door stand out. If you’re planning to have a dinner party in December, the Christmas table wreath is perfect as a table decoration.
Price: Wreaths start from $185
Where to buy: Petite Fleur, available online; #03-18/19, Primax, 22 New Industrial Road, Singapore 536208
5. Flower Addict
Elegant and opulent, Flower Addict will have your back with its classy Christmas wreaths. Made for the modern home, its wreaths are versatile. That means you can choose to use it at your dining table as a table setting, or hang it on your door or wall as a decoration. It can stay fresh for about two weeks, and you can admire yours for way longer once it’s fully dried out.
Price: Wreaths start from $199
Where to buy: Flower Addict, available online; #09-08, 203B Henderson Road, Singapore 159546
6. Blossoms by Rei
Decision paralysis, begone, because Blossoms by Rei keeps it direct with a single Christmas wreath option. You don’t have to worry about picking the best one because all the wreaths are thoughtfully made with fresh leaves and flowers. Psst: you can also find poinsettia plants here! They’re the perfect festive addition to your garden for Christmas.
Price: Wreaths start from $150; workshops start from $180
Where to buy: Blossoms by Rei, available online
7. Fleuriste
For those who want the smell of pine without figuring out the logistics of delivering a Christmas tree to their home, snag one of Fleuriste’s fresh pine Christmas wreaths. Crafted with lush pine firs, natural pinecones, cotton, and additional decorations like baubles, dried fruit, and ribbons, they’re incredibly eye-catching. We love that these also come complete with fairy lights!
Price: Wreaths start from $125; workshops start from $95
Where to buy: Fleuriste, available online
8. Ask A French
For a more timeless wreath you can hang on your door all year-round, visit Ask A French. This under-the-radar florist is our best-kept secret, and we’re spilling the beans to share the holiday love. Besides Christmas wreaths made with fresh flowers and leaves, you can get ones made with dried flowers, so they last all year.
Price: Wreaths start from $119; workshops start from $220
Where to buy: Ask A French, available online
9. Botany Studio
Whether you’re looking to buy a Christmas wreath or make one for yourself with a workshop, Botany Studio has the solution for you. This Singapore-based floral design studio and florist school is a trusted workshop partner for the likes of Audemars Piguet, Cartier, Bentley, and more. Its Christmas collection features fresh Christmas wreaths, DIY Christmas wreath kits, and workshops on how to make door and table wreaths.
Price: Wreaths start from $48; workshops start from $115
Where to buy: Botany Studio, available online; #16-11, 8 Burn Road, Singapore 369977
10. Eden’s Ground
The minimal red on Eden’s Ground’s Christmas wreath is ideal for any homeowner who wants that festive touch without compromising on their home’s colour palette. Made with fresh nobilis first, it’s embellished with pinecones, cinnamon sticks, cotton, and ribbons. The design is also thoughtful – the Christmas wreath dries out into a charming shade of brown, so all your decorations will match, making it a timeless decoration piece.
Price: Wreaths start from $155; workshops start from $65
Where to buy: Eden’s Ground, available online; 216 Joo Chiat Place, Singapore 427483
Snag your Christmas wreath in Singapore before it’s all gone!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the meaning behind a Christmas wreath?
It symbolises hope, eternity, and the circle of life. The circular shape represents continuity and the branches are symbolic of resilience.
How long does a Christmas wreath last?
In Singapore’s humidity, fresh wreaths typically last around seven to 10 days indoors. To extend their lifespan, you can lightly spray them with water and keep them away from direct sunlight.
When should I hang my Christmas wreath?
Wreaths are traditionally hung on the first Sunday of Advent (four weeks before Christmas). But you can hang yours at any time!
Can I hang a Christmas wreath if I’m not religious?
Yes, you can! Many people view decorations as secular rather than purely religious, so you don’t have to be Christian in order to hang one up.
