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Lindsay Olives’
Handmade Olive Branch Wreaths
The first thing that struck me about my Lindsay Olives’ Handmade Holiday Olive Branch Wreath was just how good it smelled when I opened the box. Then I was struck by just how pretty it is. I immediately hung it on our front door, but if I’d have received it closer to Thanksgiving, I would have loved to use it as a centerpiece with a candle holder in the center like the photo on their website.
This would make a lovely hostess gift for a holiday dinner, and even better, your gift will also help feed the hungry. Lindsay Olives donates all proceeds from the sales of the wreaths to Meals On Wheels. I love it when gift giving and helping others go hand in hand!
More About Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. and Lindsay Olives
Although they’re now the largest producer of table olives in the U.S., Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. is still a family-run business that will never forget its roots — roots that run deep and wide with the way they care about their employees, the community, the environment, and the olive trees that their growers harvest. And just like the olive tree, they believe in taking their time as they grow to ensure they never lose sight of their values.
Coupon Code: All proceeds donated to Meals on Wheels!
Shop Lindsay Olives’ Handmade Wreaths
One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will win both a 14″ and an 18″ handmade olive branch wreath! Use one as a centerpiece for your table and the other for your front door or front gate, or keep one for yourself and give one as a gift.
To enter, tell me about your favorite holiday greenery. Do you use a real Christmas tree? Do you have poinsettias or swags on your windows?
Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!
Methods of entry:
1. Leave a comment. Describe your favorite holiday greenery. What do you decorate with? What do you love to see on other houses?
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Prize:
(1) winner: Set of 14″ and 18″ handmade olive branch wreaths
This giveaway ends at 7:59 a.m. EST on Saturday, 11/28. I’ll use Random.org to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Good luck!
While you’re in a contest entering mood, don’t forget to check out the Giveaway Gathering for a variety of contests being hosted on Deal Seeking Mom readers’ blogs!
Valerie
I subscribe to your RSS feed.
Whitney
We get a real Christmas tree each year. I also like to use the extra branches around my nativity on the piano.
Casey
I typically use pine wreaths/broughs to decorate with and have never thought to use olive!
Casey
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Casey
I subscribe via email.
Denise
The house just wouldn’t be the same without pine wreaths and swags. Love greenery!
Denise
Already subscribed!
Denise
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gretchen
I love pointsettas….we were married at Christmastime, and have some silk ones that were in my wedding bouquet. We re-purposed them in a little wooden sleigh with other greenery….every year I’m reminded of my wedding day as we decorate!
gretchen
and I subscribe to the feed!
Lisa
Since my childhood my absolute favorite Christmas green was princess pine. My Dad and I would go out looking for it growing in the woods around our log home and drape it over the fireplace mantel. These wreaths look gorgeous, too! I just finished teaching my children about ancient Greece and about how they used olive branch wreaths for olympiad prizes. Wouldn’t it be neat to have one on our door!
Lisa
Oh, and I subscribe!
Tracy
I enjoy the fresh smell of pine wreaths and swag out on our front porch!
jen
We hang a large wreath outside on our chimney and shine a spotlight on it. I like simple decorations like these wreaths. jenmizener at gmail dot com
Tracy
I am an email subscriber! Thanks for all your hard work!
jen
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Sharon W
We used an artificial tree until it was finally time to get rid of it. We will be buying a real tree this year and I have evergreen trees in my yard to cut from to decorate.
Sharon W
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Sharon W
I am a facebook fan
Sharon W
I am an email subscriber
Sharon W
I follow with Google Reader
Cat
I love the smell of pine trees. Decorating the tree each year is very exciting.
Thi
Our Christmas tree as nothing beats that wonderful smell. Also, we hang real mistletoes around the house :)
Lori Z.
I’m a cedar freak. While at the farmer’s market last week I asked the local Christmas tree grower if she had any cedars and she looked at me in disbelief as she replied, “we have them growing all over the place but none in the farm.” Looks like it’s a cedar wreath only for us this year…
Lori Z.
I subscribe via email
Lynn
I love holly and real cedar branches mixed together and any kind of berries for added color. I change my decorations each year. That keeps it interesting for me to decorate and a little challenging. I would love to win the olive wreaths. I have never tried that greenery before so that would really be a treat!
Lynn
I am a subscriber already. I love your blog!
Andy
We like to decorate with pine garlands and evergreen wreaths on our doors. We use real greenery on our doors and fake wreaths in the windows – they last longer and no one is near enough to smell them like the real ones on the doors. Plus it is a greener thing to do as they can be used every year. They are going on their 12th season now. My wife hangs them from the inside of the windows and they stay in great condition that way.
Andy
I am a subscriber to your blog. Thanks!
HEather
My kids without fail every year bring me home pieces of mistletoe from school. I put a piece of red ribbon around it and hang it in the door way. This is my favorite greenery and our fresh tree is my second favorite.