Quick and Easy Bright Floral Wreath

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With spring quickly approaching, I decided to create a fresh, new wreath for my front door. I just love my quick and easy bright floral wreath!

The red, orange and yellow flowers show up so well against the dark color of my front door. They really pop, don’t they?!

Follow my 4-step tutorial and see how easy it will be to make a wreath of your own.

QUICK AND EASY BRIGHT FLORAL WREATH

Completed quick and easy bright floral wreath hanging on a front door

I wanted to stretch my budget by making a wreath that could be used for spring through the summer months.

Also, the flower color combination needed to coordinate with my 2 red Adirondack front porch chairs and yellow striped pillows.

Yep, that’s right, they’re plastic chairs. I’m very frugal!

Red Adirondack Chair

Depending upon your budget, the flowers and greenery can be purchased at a craft store or at Dollar Tree.

Dollar Tree has really stepped up their game on the flower sections. I’ve started using their flowers more often like I did to make my spring door hanger.

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SUPPLIES NEEDED:

  • grapevine wreath
  • 4 floral bushes – mine had a few greenery sprigs attached
  • 2 greenery bushes – geranium leaves
  • 1 greenery bush – water hyacinth leaves
  • wire snips
  • floral wire for hanging

I started with a grapevine wreath and garden clippers. You can use any tool that’s sharp enough to clip the wire in the floral and greenery bushes.

grapevine wreath and clippers

STEP 1 – PREPARE THE FLOWERS AND GREENERY

Clip the flowers and greenery off at the base of each stem. Make like piles of flowers and greenery. Push the leaves up the flower stems so they are under the flower.

flowers and greenery needed to complete the floral wreath

I love that this project does not require any florist wire or hot glue for attaching the stems!

Start poking your cut pieces into the grapevine wreath, just like I did when I made my easy fall porch wreath update.

Since hanging my wreath on my front door, I’ve had no problems with anything falling off the wreath.

STEP 2 – START ADDING FLOWERS TO THE WREATH

I started with the yellow lilies, and continued varying the color placement for the rest of the flowers.

starting the bright flower placement on the floral wreath

Once I used all the flowers, my wreath looked nice and full!

finished flower placement on the floral wreath

STEP 3 – ADD THE GREENERY STEMS TO THE WREATH

Place the geranium and hyacinth stems to fill in where it looks like greenery needs to be. Now, add the few greenery springs that you had snipped from the floral bushes.

STEP 4 – PREPARE TO HANG THE WREATH

I used florist wire to hang the wreath on my door hanger.

  • snip off about 10 to 12 inches of florist wire
  • carefully loop wire around the top of wreath pulling wire ends towards the back of wreath
  • determine the best length for hanging your wreath
  • twist wire to close your loop and snip the extra wire

Now, you’re all set to make your own quick and easy bright floral wreath! Will you be using bright and colorful flowers for your wreath or a different color scheme?

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Graphic Design for the Quick and Easy Bright Floral Wreath

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Allyson

Allyson is the founder and content creator of Southern Sunflowers which shares tutorials for DIY crafts and decor on a budget.

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18 thoughts on “Quick and Easy Bright Floral Wreath”

  1. Hello, this is one of my personal favorites for last week’s Encouraging Hearts and Home. I hope you stop by and say hello, this post has also been pinned to the Encouraging Hearts and Home board! Thank you for being a part of Encouraging Hearts and Home, we appreciate all that you share. Have a great week ahead!

  2. I really like your wreath and how you matched it with the porch furniture (I have the same chairs but in light blue). Thanks for letting me know which post was yours this week and sharing each week with us at #HomeMattersParty.

  3. Sorry I am late! I have been running behind this making memories! Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn

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