If you’ve followed my guide on how to make dried orange slices, you’re probably ready to start using them in your Christmas decorations. I absolutely love how versatile these little beauties are. Not only do they look gorgeous in garlands and wreaths, but they can also be used in all sorts of creative ways to elevate your holiday decor. In today’s post, I’ll share 8 of my favorite ways to incorporate dried orange slices into your home this season.

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out my How to Decorate for Christmas post. It’s filled with tips and ideas to inspire your entire Christmas decorating process, and these orange slices will fit perfectly with many of the ideas I share there.
How to Use Dried Orange Slices in Your Decor
01 | Orange Garland
An orange garland is the quintessential holiday decor. String your orange slices with jute twine and hang them across the mantel or a bookshelf.

02 | Potpourri Accent
Dried orange slices also make great potpourri with other things like cinnamon sticks, star anise and cloves.
03 | Simmer Pot Ingredient
You can also rehydrate dried orange slices in a simmer pot for any season and they will smell delicious!

04 | Dried Citrus Cocktail Garnish
You could also add your dried orange slices to a holiday cocktail for a little extra flavor and color.
05 | Dried Orange Ornaments
Easily hang dried orange slices on your Christmas tree as ornaments with an ornament hanger.
06 | Add them to Christmas presents
Dried orange slices can be tied to presents with ribbon and gift tags and maybe even a little sprig of Christmas greenery.

07 | Place Setting Accent
A holiday table setting would look lovely with a single dried orange slice tied to each napkin. Or place dried orange slices with holiday greenery as a centerpiece.
08 | Make a Dried Orange Wreath
Of course, you could also string your dried orange slices together to make a dried orange wreath. Hang and enjoy!
FAQs
Dried orange slices can last for months in your decorations, as long as they’re kept dry and cool.
As long as you dry your slices thoroughly and store them properly, the color should remain vibrant throughout the season.
Yes, dried orange slices are safe for pets. Just be sure to keep them out of reach so your furry friends don’t get too curious!
Dried orange slices are one of my favorite natural decorations for the holidays, and I hope these 8 ways to use dried orange slices in holiday decor help you get creative with them! Whether you’re looking for simple accents or full-on decor pieces, dried oranges can add a festive, rustic charm to any part of your home. Enjoy experimenting with these ideas, and let your creativity shine this Christmas season.
Are you a fan of dried orange slices in holiday decor? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!


