Review on π Realistic 18" Artificial Christmas Wreath for Front Door - Winter Holiday Decor with Snowflakes, Pine Cone, Berries, and Warm Lights by Stacy Hall
A believable Christmas wreath, but NOT pre-lit!
The wreath is in order and fluffs normally from the plastic bag in which it is delivered. However, it is definitely NOT pre-lit. The string of lights and battery pack come in a separate small plastic bag and you, the buyer, need to wrap/weave/place/glue/whatever the lights into the wreath itself. I chose this one because it was specifically advertised as pre-lit and I was VERY disappointed when it arrived with the lights not set in a wreath. It's visually appealing enough, but I paid the asking price thinking I wouldn't need to do a lighting setup. Definitely *not* worth the price listed in this format.
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