The most beautiful floral wreaths delivered by your local florist

The floral wreath is one of the oldest forms offloral art: a circular arrangement of plants, with no beginning and no end, that can be worn, hung, or placed depending on the occasion. From wreaths worn in the hair to wreaths placed on a grave as a tribute, to decorative wreaths hung on a door, this form spans customs and eras. At Sessile, your floral wreath is handcrafted by a local artisan florist. Depending on what you’re looking for—a wreath for a wedding, a final tribute, or decoration, made with fresh or dried flowers—the florist arranges the flowers and foliage on a circular frame, using the specialized skill required for this type of arrangement.

Ordering a floral wreath through Sessile is extremely simple. You enter the delivery address, view the florists who deliver to that town, and then choose the wreath that suits your needs from their catalog. The florist prepares it, carefully wraps it to preserve its shape during transport, and delivers it in person on the date you’ve selected. Our network coversall of France, and for certain occasions, delivery can even be made directly to the event venue or to the cemetery.

In-store pickup is a convenient option for a wreath, which is sometimes easier to carry by hand due to its circular shape. When finalizing your online order, select “Click & Collect” and enter the pickup date: the florist will notify you as soon as the wreath is ready, and you won’t have to pay any delivery fees. This way, you can see the arrangement before taking it home, check its size and how it holds up, and talk to the florist about its use and care (how to wear it, how to store it, how to display it, etc.). For a wreath intended for a specific event, this final discussion often allows you to fine-tune one last detail.

A wreath differs from a bouquet in its shape, and that shape carries meaning. Since ancient times, the circle—with no beginning and no end—has symbolized continuity, eternity, and enduring bonds, which explains its presence in both weddings and funeral tributes. On a practical level, the wreath offers uses that a bouquet does not: it can be worn in the hair or around the neck, hung on a door or wall, or laid flat on a grave or monument. It is a versatile form that adapts to a wide range of occasions. It also requires true craftsmanship—keeping flowers fresh on a circular structure, balancing volumes, and ensuring stability—which makes it a more technically demanding piece than a traditional bouquet.

Wreaths come in various forms depending on their use. A wedding wreath adorns the hair of the bride, bridesmaids, or children, featuring light colors and delicate flowers. It can also be used to decorate a ceremony venue. A funeral wreath, which is more imposing, pays tribute during a funeral and is placed on or near the grave, in a simple and solemn style. Dried-flower wreaths, which are decorative and long-lasting, can be hung on a door or wall and last through the seasons without any maintenance, creating a bohemian or natural look. There are also wreaths designed to be worn for parties, festivals, or photo shoots—these are lighter and more colorful. Each type calls for different flowers, sizes, and techniques. Your artisan florist will guide you based on the occasion and the desired effect.

The choice of flowers depends on the purpose and the season. For a fresh wreath to be worn, choose light, durable flowers that stay fresh without water: small roses, gypsophila, ranunculus, anemones, and daisies, complemented by delicate foliage such as eucalyptus. For a funeral wreath, choose more structured and long-lasting flowers: chrysanthemums, carnations, roses, and evergreen foliage. For a decorative wreath, dried flowers and stable plant elements (everlastings, gypsophila, grasses, and branches) will last for several months. Colors are chosen based on the occasion: light and powdery tones for a wedding, subdued tones for a final tribute, and natural or vibrant colors for decoration. Size also varies, from a small wreath worn on the head to a large, ceremonial wreath. Your florist will create the arrangement according to your specifications and what’s in season.

Care depends entirely on the type of wreath. A fresh wreath won’t last long out of water: keep it in a cool place until the last moment, away from sunlight and heat, and lightly mist the flowers to keep them fresh longer. A wreath worn for just one day doesn’t need anything more. A funeral wreath placed outdoors will last several days depending on the weather, longer in cooler weather. A wreath made of dried flowers, on the other hand, requires virtually no care: kept away from moisture and direct sunlight, it will last several months or even several years; simply dusting it off occasionally is sufficient. Your florist will advise you on the proper care instructions based on the wreath you choose.

If you're looking for something more specific, feel free to check out our selection of:
Christmas flower wreaths
Dried flower wreaths
Wedding flower wreaths
Funeral flower wreaths

At Sessile, every order for a floral wreath is entrusted to an independent artisan florist who delivers to your town. Creating a wreath requires special skill, and our artisans approach each project with the care it demands. Each florist crafts the wreath based on the type you’ve chosen,the occasion for which you’re giving it, the flowers available to them, and the season. You choose your favorite wreath from their catalog; they contribute their artisanal expertise and valuable advice. Whether to decorate, wear, or pay tribute, the wreath remains one of the most meaningful forms in the art of floristry.