Our Elegant Magnolias Autumn Wreath comes in the most dramatic of fall colors, rust, brown, and khaki green. With the focal point of this autumn wreath being the realistic looking magnolias, in shades of rust and cream. The alstroemerias hand placed throughout the foliage are delightfully offset by cream colored rose hips. While sprigs or baby’s breath in cream, brown, and rust, add further highlights. Then, to further enhance the elegant browns and rusts of this autumn wreath, we added stems of light colored wheat, artistically placed for maximum affect. Another dimension of this fall wreath are the khaki green forest ferns and rust foxtails that peak from beneath, the multi-colored beach leaves. Two distinctly different ribbons really help to differentiate this autumn wreath from others. Not only does it subtly blend all the colors, but is adds elegance as well. Ready to hang. Size: Wreath has approximately a 24” diameter with a 6″ depth. Features: Rust colored Magnolias and Alstroemerias Cream colored rose hips and wheat Rust, cream, and brown, baby’s breath Two distinctly different 1.5” wired ribbons Instructions: The wreath will have a plastic cable tie for hanging. Or if you prefer, you can hang from the wreath itself. For doors, a wreath hanger is recommended. For walls, a hook and nail is usually preferred. Care: Use a hair dryer on a cool cycle on the lowest blow-dry setting. If after a while you cannot remove the dust with a hair dryer, use a silk flower cleaner found in most craft stores. The wreath should last for years with proper care. You can easily store the wreath in the box it comes in. Shipping: We are currently using UPS Ground for all our silk flower wreaths and swags. You can request a different carrier, but there will be an additional charge. Please contact us for local pickup and delivery. Designers Note: This autumn wreath is perfect for those with the most discerning of tastes, by using the highest quality silk flowers available. It’s complex elegance and unique colors are sure to please.
