Advent Wreath Printable Set, Hope, Peace, Joy and Love Candles with Isaiah 9:6

Five Advent prints follow the four Sundays before Christmas in this printable set. The main design shows a wreath of fir on a dark wooden table with three violet candles and one rose pink candle, all lit, above the words Hope, Peace, Joy, Love and the full King James text of Isaiah 9:6. Four single-candle prints carry one theme each with its own complete verse. You get 20 JPEGs in four ratios and a six-page PDF.

Hope, Peace, Joy and Love, one candle each Sunday

An Advent wreath counts down to Christmas with four candles, one more lit each Sunday. Many churches give the candles the themes used here: hope in the first week, peace in the second, joy in the third and love in the fourth. The third candle is rose pink because the third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday, takes its name from the Latin word for rejoice. Each print pairs its theme with a complete verse in the King James Version: Romans 15:13 on the God of hope, John 14:27 on the peace Christ leaves with his disciples, Luke 2:10 on good tidings of great joy, and 1 John 4:9 on the love shown when God sent his Son. The wreath print carries Isaiah 9:6, the promise of a child whose name is the Prince of Peace.

Read more: The Christmas Story in Luke 2 and Isaiah 9:6, Verse by Verse

Oil-style candlelight on cream paper

The wreath is painted in a loose oil style, the fir branches deep green against a dark background of green and violet, with warm flames reflected on the polished wood. The four single prints show one candle in a brass holder with a sprig of fir, and a band of light falls across the wall behind it. Hope, Peace and Love share the same violet-candle illustration with a different verse on each, and Joy uses the rose pink candle. Every painting sits above warm cream paper with lettering that was set separately, the theme words in a serif and the reference in small capitals. The illustrations were created with AI assistance, then selected and composed by The Framed Verse.

20 files, four ZIP folders and an 8x12 PDF

Four ZIP folders hold all five designs in one ratio each, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5 and 11:14, for 20 JPEG files in total, and every ratio was composed separately without stretching. For 300 DPI or more, print the 2:3 files up to 10x15 inches, the 3:4 files at 9x12, the 4:5 files at 8x10 and the 11:14 files at 11x14. Smaller sizes in the same ratio work as well. The six-page PDF contains a print guide and all five designs at exactly 8x12 inches. Unzip the folder that matches your frames, use white matte art paper, select actual size and switch off automatic cropping, fit to page and stretching, and run a small test print first.

An Advent corner that grows each Sunday

The wreath print can stand alone on a mantel or a side table from the first Sunday of Advent until Christmas. With all five, the set turns into a small countdown: hang the wreath in the middle and add Hope, Peace, Joy and Love one Sunday at a time, so the row is complete in the week before Christmas. It suits a family Advent corner, a seasonal mantel or a church reading space, where the full verses give people something to read while they wait. As a gift it fits a Christmas housewarming or a family starting its first Advent tradition. Frames, candles and greenery are not included, so choose frames that suit the room.

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The five designs (KJV)

Frequently asked questions

Why is one candle pink?

The rose pink candle belongs to the third Sunday of Advent, Gaudete Sunday, named after the Latin word for rejoice. Its theme is joy, which is why the Joy print in this set uses the pink candle while Hope, Peace and Love use violet. Some churches use blue candles instead of violet.

Do Hope, Peace and Love use the same painting?

Yes. Those three prints share one violet-candle illustration, and each carries a different complete verse: Romans 15:13, John 14:27 and 1 John 4:9. The Joy print has its own rose pink candle, and the wreath is a separate painting. In a row, the three violet prints look alike apart from their theme word and verse.

Which sizes print at 300 DPI or more?

The 2:3 files reach 10x15 inches, the 3:4 files 9x12, the 4:5 files 8x10 and the 11:14 files 11x14, all at 300 DPI or higher. Smaller frames in the same ratios print well too. The PDF pages are exactly 8x12 inches, so print them on paper of that size or through a PDF print service.

Can I hang the prints one week at a time?

Yes. Start with the wreath on the first Sunday of Advent and add the matching theme print each week: Hope, then Peace, then Joy, then Love. By the fourth Sunday the whole row is up, and it can stay until Christmas or Epiphany.

What does the 8x12 PDF contain?

One page is a print guide, and the other five hold the wreath and the four candle prints at exactly 8x12 inches. The PDF is handy for sending the whole set to a print shop at once. If your frames are a different shape, use the JPGs from the ZIP folder that matches their ratio.