What could be more festive than a family photo framed by a Christmas wreath? This 5 x 7-inch card places your round photo in the centre of a lush evergreen wreath drawn from more than a hundred leaves in four greens, dotted with red berry clusters and finished with a red bow at the bottom. On a warm cream background, Merry Christmas appears in red script below, with a green italic line from your family. It combines the warmth of a photo card with the tradition of a wreath.
A Wreath That Frames Your Family
A wreath on the door welcomes guests, and a wreath around your photo welcomes friends into your family’s Christmas. The circular frame focuses attention on faces and gives the card a classic, timeless look. It suits families, couples, babies, and pets equally well.
Adding Your Photo to the Circle
Click the round frame and choose Replace Image. Choose a photo where faces are close together near the centre, since the circle crops the edges. Close-ups and group hugs work especially well. Adjust the photo position so no one is cut off at the rim.
The Drawn Evergreen Wreath
The wreath is drawn from overlapping leaves in deep forest, pine, and moss greens, with clusters of red berries spaced around it. It looks hand-illustrated and fuller than clip art. Because it is grouped, you can resize it with the photo frame.
The Red Bow
A classic red bow sits at the bottom of the wreath, just like a door wreath. You can recolour it to gold, silver, or plaid, or move it to the top for a different look.
Editing the Greeting
Click Merry Christmas to change the greeting, and edit the family line with your names. The red script and green italics echo the colours of the wreath.
Choosing a Wreath Photo
Warm, cosy photos suit this design: the family in front of the tree, children in matching pyjamas or a couple in winter coats. Photos with red or green clothing harmonise with the wreath.
Printing the Wreath Photo Card
Download a PDF and print at 5 x 7 inches on photo card. A professional printer gives the best skin tones and greens. Matte paper reduces glare.
Wreath Photo Cards for Pets
The round frame is perfect for a pet portrait. Upload a close-up of your dog or cat and change the family line to include your pet’s name for a charming card.
Wreath Photo Cards for Babies
A baby’s face framed by a wreath makes an adorable card. Use a photo of the baby wrapped in a blanket or wearing a tiny Santa hat.
Sharing the Wreath Photo Card by Email
Download a JPG for email, messaging, and social media. The round photo and wreath look great as a square crop for Instagram.
A Family Update Behind the Wreath
Use the back for a personal note about your year, or add a second page in the editor with a printed message.
Frosted or Golden Wreath Variations
Ungroup the wreath to recolour the leaves, for example, to silvery blue greens for a frosted look, or change the berries to gold for an elegant variation.
Wreath Cards for Grandparents
Grandparents often love traditional cards with a personal photo. Send a framed copy of the card as a gift, or a larger print for their wall.
Displaying Wreath Photo Cards
Wreath cards look lovely on a mantel or hung on a door with a ribbon. Some families hang the card on their own front door wreath as a cheerful greeting to visitors.
Combining With Wreath Decorations
Pair the card with wreath gift tags or a matching wreath party invitation for a coordinated holiday look. Our collection includes other wreath designs.
Wreath Photo Card Questions
Can I use a square photo?
Yes. Square photos fit the round frame well.
Can I change the bow colour?
Yes. Select the bow and choose a new colour.
Can I change the background?
Yes. Click the background and choose a colour.
Cropping Photos for a Circle
Round frames crop the corners of a photo, so choose a picture with the subject near the centre and some space around heads. Wide group photos may lose people at the edges; tighter group shots or close-ups work better. Preview the crop in the editor and drag the photo until everyone sits comfortably inside the circle.
Wreath Photo Cards for Churches and Groups
Churches, choirs, and clubs can use the wreath photo card for a group greeting, placing a photo of the congregation, choir, or team inside the wreath. Change the family line to the group name and add a short message about seasonal events, services, or concerts.
Crafty Touches for the Photo Wreath
Glue a small fabric bow over the printed bow, or add a few dots of glitter glue to the berries for a crafted finish. These details take moments and make the card feel lovingly made.
Wreath Cards Year After Year
Keep the wreath design and update only the photo each year. Recipients will recognise your card instantly and enjoy watching the faces in the wreath change over time.
Wreath Photo Cards for Schools
Teachers can place a class photo inside the wreath and send the card home with each student, a cheerful keepsake that families often frame. Add the class name and year to the family line.
Wreath Photo Card Envelopes
Red envelopes echo the bow, while kraft envelopes with twine feel rustic and natural. Add a return address label with a small holly motif for a coordinated finish.
Wreath Photo Cards for Family Reunions
Families who gathered for a reunion this year can place the group photo inside the wreath and send it to everyone who attended, a festive reminder of a special day together.
Frame Your Family With Festive Cheer
Upload your photo, add your names, and print your wreath cards. A smiling family inside an evergreen wreath is the warmest Christmas greeting of all.
