Choose dry or fresh hydrangea blooms in rich fall shades like burgundy, gold, or brown to match the autumn theme and give your wreath a natural, seasonal look.
1. Pick the Right Hydrangea
You’ll need wire clippers, a grapevine wreath base, floral wire, scissors, and your hydrangeas. Simple tools make the job quick and beginner-friendly.
2. Grab Basic Supplie
Cut the stems of your hydrangeas to about 4 inches. Remove any loose leaves or wilting petals to keep the wreath looking neat and long-lasting.
3. Prep the Bloom
Begin tucking stems into the wreath base, layering them in one direction. Secure them using floral wire so they stay in place without drooping over time.
4. Start Arranging
Enhance the look with pinecones, dried leaves, or mini pumpkins for that perfect fall vibe. Use hot glue to attach them around the hydrangea clusters.
5. Add Fall Touche
Check for empty spots and fill them with smaller hydrangea heads or seasonal accents. This helps balance the wreath and makes it look fuller.
6. Fill in the Gap
Use a ribbon or hook to hang your hydrangea wreath on your front door, wall, or window. You’ve now created a pro-level fall decoration in under an hour!
7. Hang and Enjoy