Wreath (noun)

A circular band of flowers, leaves, or other material, used as an ornament or as a symbol of honor or celebration.

Origin:

Middle english wreathe, from old english writha, from proto-germanic *writhō (compare with middle low german wreat, middle dutch wreede), of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The bride wore a wreath of flowers in her hair on her wedding day.
2. The athlete received a wreath of laurel leaves as a symbol of victory.
3. The monument was adorned with a wreath of flowers in honor of the fallen soldiers.
4. The wreath was placed on the door as a symbol of peace and love.
5. The school made wreaths for the holiday season to decorate the halls.