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"Every Christmas wreath is more than just a decoration...
it's a special reminder of Jesus, the reason for our celebration.
The circle of a Christmas wreath is an never-ending ring,
a reminder of eternal love from our Lord and King.
The Christmas wreath is a sign of welcome, inviting all to enter in...
a reminder of Christ's invitation for all to come to Him.
The middle of a Christmas wreath is a bare and empty space,
a reminder of what life would be without Christ's love and grace.
So each time you see a Christmas wreath hanging from a door,
may your heart rejoice in the One that Christmas is truly for!"
- Holley Gerth, The Meaning of the Christmas Wreath
Capture and edit by Orchid Arado
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Retake & repost of the Fox Wreath. The best of the Christmas season to you, all foxes and all of Creation!
from my lumen/gardening friend Julia
the wreath made it out in the field, in the weather, freezes and rain.
film shot and lumen print.
lumen print on Ilford MG IV RC paper
photo zenit-e
lomography color 100 film
home developed
A very small, 2inch, crocheted Christmas Wreath that Niqui made for the decorations this year, will twinkling coloured lights in the background.
I saw the sun shining on my wreath the other day, and loved how its sparkles and white poinsettas & bows caught the sunlight. Added bonus was the shadow from the tree, creating an illusion that the wreath is hanging from the tree!
DREAMLAND DESIGNS features their New Release "FROSTY'S CHRISTMAS ROSE WREATH"
This exquisite Wreath is a must for any home for the Christmas Season. It is Copy, Modify and NO Transfer and is 7 Li
So I might be a little bit obsessed with a certain local flower shop and the lady that runs it has the most amazing eye for beautiful flora. This wreath caught my eye when I was last mooching about. Simple. Pure. Love.
Following an old tradition, I make a dandelion wreath every year to welcome spring.
Kranz aus Löwenzahn
Nach einer alten Tradition mache ich jedes Jahr einen Kranz aus Löwenzahn, um den Frühling zu begrüßen.
A person dies twice: once when they take their final breath, and later, the last time their name is spoken. Each December on National Wreaths Across America Day, A mission to Remember, Honor and Teach is carried out by coordinating wreath-laying ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, as well as over 1,200 additional locations in all 50 U.S. states, at sea, and abroad.
Looking Close... on Friday: Frosty Flora
This is Woollsia pungens which is called Snow Wreath because of the white flowers, 'though sometimes they are pink!
A heart-shaped iceblock and a vase of a perfume called Winter to give help give the illusion of frosty flora.
Look down! It's a small goldenrod...a small "wreath goldenrod," that is.
Hawthorne Nature Trail
DeKalb County (Vista Grove), Georgia, USA.
20 October 2022.
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▶ "Solidago caesia [commonly named blue-stemmed goldenrod, wreath goldenrod, or woodland goldenrod] is a herbaceous perennial wildflower, native to central and eastern North America from Quebec south to Florida and Texas. It forms a clump of arching, blue-green stems clad with lance-shaped, toothed, medium to dark green leaves, 2-5 inches long (5-12 cm). Blooming for about one month in late summer to early fall, the plant bears loose clusters of 1-12 tiny bright yellow flowers in the leaf axils [instead of in a large array at the top of the plant], attractive to birds, butterflies, hummingbirds, and a wide variety of insects. [Preferring medium to part shade, Solidago caesia can often be found in wooded areas.]"
— Gardenia.net.
[— Wikipedia.]
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Autumn Wreath with Chickadee Birds
Created with Midjourney engine.
PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 Raw filters.
Prompt: decorated wreath bird nest, two chickadees, misty forest --v 5.2
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A traditional Easter wreath (velikonoční věnec) seen on a door in Prague (Golden Lane) during the Easter season. Such wreaths are commonly displayed in the Czech Republic to celebrate spring and renewal. They reflect local folk traditions and bring a festive and welcoming touch to homes during Easter.
These wreaths are donated by individuals and business and placed on the graves of military veterans to honor their service. Made in Maine, the wreaths are distributed across the country by trucker volunteers, and placed by more volunteers nationwide on the graves the second Saturday of December.
I love peering through shop windows. And I delight in capturing objects reflected from the outside/mixed with the inside to form what I call a "collage of images".
So I was excited about this week's FlickrFriday theme: WINDOW
I thought the wreath was stunning--and the collage effect doesn't show the total beauty--but I like the photo anyway...
spotted on Washington Ave, Prospect Heights
There's a May 1st. tradition all over Greece: flowers are gathered and a wreath made of them is hung on the eve of May 1st. from balconies and windows or over house thresholds.
At night, young men sometimes steal the wreaths and take them to their loved ones! The wreaths not stolen remain hung until the feast of St. John, the Fire lighter, in June, when fires are lit and young men and women jump over them. May 1st. wreaths are then thrown into the fires...
Let me dedicate this wreath of purple flowers, as a symbol of Spring eternal and also young love eternal, to "zoom in tight"'s
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daughter, who's getting married today...
May she live happy and always in love!..
"Explored" on May 4, 2008.