Ten Disney Wreaths, One Officially Licensed Collection
CG Hunter is now an officially licensed Disney® partner, and the first collection to carry that mark is a lineup of ten pre-lit Disney wreaths built for two very different seasons. Six characters, two holidays, one shared standard: the same construction quality and design attention that goes into every other piece in the CG Hunter catalog, applied to Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Stitch, Elsa and Anna, and Jack and Sally.
This is the first time CG Hunter has carried a licensed character line, and it did not happen by accident. It happened because ten years of building faux botanicals to hold their shape, their color, and their construction through repeated seasonal use gave us the credibility to be trusted with a license this recognizable. Press features in Forbes, Apartment Therapy, and Fort Lauderdale Magazine have called out that same construction standard in our unlicensed work. This collection is where that standard meets Disney®.
Officially Licensed, Built the CG Hunter Way
Every wreath in this collection carries the Disney® trademark, which means the character likenesses, the color palettes, and the design details are approved rather than approximated. That distinction matters more than it might seem. A wreath that merely gestures at Mickey Mouse is a different product from one Disney® has actually signed off on, and the difference shows up in the accuracy of every ornament and accent.
What doesn't change from character to character is the build. Every wreath in the collection measures 26 inches across, comes pre-lit with 45 LED lights on a simple on-off switch, and is constructed from durable plastic and fabric materials designed to hold their shape and color through repeated seasonal use. Each one weighs under 4 lbs, which keeps hanging simple regardless of which character is on your door.
The Christmas Collection
The Mickey Mouse Christmas Wreath anchors the classic end of the range, styled in red and green with holly sprigs and character ornaments for a look that reads as traditional rather than novelty.
For a fuller, more layered display, the Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Christmas Wreath pairs the two characters together with peppermint accents and snowflake details worked through the greenery.
Anyone building toward a whiter, more textured holiday palette will find that same pairing again in the Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Flocked Christmas Wreath, finished with a snow-dusted branch treatment that shifts the whole tone cooler.
The Christmas grouping closes with the Seasons Greetings Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse Christmas Wreath, which leans into gift-tag and candy cane styling for a slightly more playful, storybook finish.
The Halloween Collection
The Mickey Mouse Halloween Wreath opens the Halloween grouping with a lighter, family-friendly tone, black and orange with a pumpkin-styled Mickey at the center.
The Mickey Mouse and Friends Halloween Wreath widens that same tone to the broader cast, keeping the palette approachable rather than eerie.
For a moodier take on the season, The Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween Wreath brings the full cast of Tim Burton's Halloween Town to the door.
The Jack and Sally Halloween Wreath narrows that same world down to its central story, built specifically around the two characters rather than the wider ensemble.
Beyond the Holidays
Standing apart from both groupings, the Disney Frozen Wreath is finished in an icy white, blue, and silver palette suited to winter display well beyond December 25th.
The Disney Stitch Christmas Wreath takes the most unexpected turn in the collection, working coral florals and a teal ribbon into the greenery for a tropical note against a traditionally wintry base.
Why a License Matters for a Wreath
A character wreath lives or dies on accuracy. Buyers shopping for Mickey Mouse or Jack and Sally decor know these characters closely, and small deviations, an off color, a wrong proportion, a generic silhouette standing in for the real thing, are the first thing a familiar eye catches. Licensing removes that risk entirely. Every likeness in this collection is the one Disney® approved, not an interpretation of it.
Built to Return Every Season
Every wreath in the collection is designed the same way the rest of the CG Hunter catalog is designed, for repeated seasonal use rather than a single display and a trip to the trash. The pre-lit LEDs run on batteries rather than a plug, which means no cord management and no dependence on an outdoor outlet near the door. Store each wreath the same way you would any seasonal piece, out of direct sun and away from moisture, and it is built to come back out looking the same as the day it arrived.
Designer Answers
Q: Are the CG Hunter Disney wreaths officially licensed?
A. Yes. Every wreath in the collection carries the Disney® trademark and is built from Disney®-approved character likenesses, color palettes, and design details rather than generic or unlicensed interpretations. That approval covers every element on the wreath, from the accuracy of a character's proportions to the exact shade used in a ribbon, so nothing here is a stylized guess at what Mickey Mouse or Jack and Sally should look like. It is the version Disney® itself signed off on.
Q: How many lights does each Disney wreath include?
A. Each wreath in the collection is pre-lit with 45 LED lights arranged through the greenery and character accents, controlled by a simple on-off switch built into the wreath itself. The lights run on 3 AA batteries, which are not included, so there is no cord to manage and no dependence on an outdoor outlet near the door. LED lighting also runs cooler than older incandescent strands, which matters for a wreath left lit for extended stretches through the season.
Q: What size are the Disney wreaths, and how much do they weigh?
A. Every wreath in the collection measures 26 inches wide and 6 inches deep, and weighs under 4lbs fully assembled. That combination of size and weight keeps hanging simple on a standard door hook, wreath hanger, or over-the-door bracket without requiring reinforced hardware, and makes the wreath easy to bring in and out of storage each season without strain.
Q: How long do Disney wreaths last, and how should they be stored?
A. A well-built faux wreath is designed to be used for many seasons rather than replaced annually, and storage habits are the biggest factor in how well it holds up. Between uses, keep the wreath in a dry space away from direct sunlight and moisture, ideally in a wreath storage box or loosely covered bag that keeps its shape rather than a container that compresses the branches. Avoid stacking heavy items on top of a stored wreath, since crushed branches and bent accents are the most common cause of a shortened lifespan. Stored this way, every wreath in this collection is built to come back out each year looking the same as the day it arrived.
Q: Can these wreaths be used outdoors?
A. Like the rest of the CG Hunter faux collection, these wreaths are designed for indoor use or covered outdoor spaces such as a covered porch or entryway, protected from direct sun and severe weather. Extended direct sunlight is the primary cause of fading in any faux greenery or fabric accent, and exposure to rain or heavy humidity can affect both the battery components and the ribbon and fabric detailing over time. A covered entry that still gets to feel like the front of the house works well; full, unprotected outdoor exposure does not.
Q: What does a wreath on the front door traditionally symbolize?
A. A wreath's circular shape has long been associated with continuity and welcome, a design with no beginning or end hung at the entrance of a home as a signal of hospitality to anyone who arrives. That tradition carries through regardless of the season or the characters styled into it, which is part of why wreaths remain a front-door staple across Christmas, Halloween, and beyond rather than a single-holiday decoration. A Disney character wreath carries that same welcoming function, with the added layer of a beloved character greeting guests at the door.
Q: Is this the same Disney wreath sold at Costco?
A. No. CG Hunter's family of brands includes a separate Disney-licensed wreath line sold through Costco, distinct in styling and specification from the CG Hunter collection featured here. Nightmare Before Christmas wreaths have proven especially popular this season, with national coverage noting the character line tends to sell out early. Fans of that line will find the same design attention and construction quality carried through in every wreath in this collection. For Costco-specific product questions, visit our Costco page.
Q: Can I display more than one Disney wreath at once?
A. Yes, and multiple wreaths displayed together can work particularly well for a themed collection like this one. Design experts at Homes & Gardens recommend layering wreaths of varying sizes, starting with the largest as a base and building smaller ones on top for a cascading effect, and choosing a focal-point wreath to arrange the rest around rather than spacing them evenly. For an unconventional look, adhesive hooks or even invisible thread can create the effect of a wreath appearing to float on the wall rather than hang from a visible hook. A pairing like the Mickey Mouse and Friends Halloween Wreath alongside The Nightmare Before Christmas Halloween Wreath, or the full Christmas grouping arranged along an entryway wall, both take well to this kind of display. Read the full guide on wreath wall displays at Homes & Gardens.
The Collection, In Full
Ten wreaths, two holidays, one license. This is CG Hunter's first step into officially licensed character decor, built to the same standard as everything else in the catalog: real construction quality, real seasonal durability, and now, real Disney® magic. A dedicated Halloween roundup and a closer look at the collection's story are both coming soon on the Designer Journal and weekly on Substack. Follow along on Instagram, Pinterest, and TikTok for first looks as each wreath goes live.
