Christmas Picks & Sprays

How to use picks and sprays like a designer

Picks and sprays look best in odd numbers and repeated around a design. Three of one pick placed in a triangle reads as intentional, while one of everything reads as cluttered. Long sprays add movement to swags and the top of a tree. Short picks are perfect for tucking into a bow or filling a gap. Choose one main accent and one supporting texture, then repeat them. For greenery to build on, shop Christmas Florals & Greenery.

Frequently asked questions

How many picks do I need for a Christmas wreath?

For a 24 inch wreath, plan on 3 to 5 of your main accent and a few smaller fillers. Grouping them in clusters looks fuller than spacing them evenly.

Can I use picks on a Christmas tree?

Yes. Tuck sprays and picks into the branches between ornaments to add height, sparkle and a designer look. Most have bendable stems that hold in place easily.

Do Christmas berry sprays bend?

Most of our sprays have wired stems, so you can bend and shape them to follow the curve of a wreath or swag.