DIY Southern Charm Hydrangea Grapevine Wreath
DIY Southern Charm Hydrangea Grapevine Wreath
Welcome guests with timeless elegance using our Southern Charm Hydrangea Wreath, beautifully designed by our talented floral designer, Susan. This stunning grapevine wreath features lush blue hydrangeas, soft blush accents, and rich greenery that create a fresh, inviting look perfect for spring and beyond. Finished with a layered designer bow and a charming “Welcome to our home” sign, this piece brings together classic Southern style and everyday warmth—making it the perfect statement for your front door or entryway.
Supplies needed:
- (1) 18" Oval Grapevine Wreath
- (1) Blue Lavender Hydrangea Bush
- (2) 30" Purple Wisteria Bush
- (1) 18" Pink Forget-Me-Not Bush
- (3) 18.5" Blush Cream Mini Rose Spray
- (4) 27" Ficus Spray Spring Floral Bush
- (1) 10.5" Blue Floral Welcome Sign
- (1) 4" Blue Ombre Roses Ribbon
- (1) 2.5" Blue Chinoiserie Swirls Ribbon
- (1) 2.5" Royal Blue Linen Ribbon
- (1) 2.5" Light Blue Linen Ribbon
- Scissors
- Wire Cutters
- Chenille Stems
- Hot Glue
- Here is a look at everything Susan used in creating this Wreath.
- To get started with this Wreath Susan first added the Welcome Sign to the Top of the Wreath. She secured it with a Chenille Stem.
- Next Susan tied the large Bow for the bottom right corner of the Wreath using the 4 chosen ribbons. She layered each ribbon tying two loops before adding the next and leaving the tails longer to hang down the front. She secured the Bow with a Chenille Stem and then used that same Chenille Stem to tie the Bow to the Wreath.
- Once the Bow had been added Susan moved on to adding the Florals and Greenery in and around the Bow. She added a few pieces of the Wisteria Bush to the right side of the Bow, allowing them to hang down the front. She also added in pieces of the Ficus Greenery that she cut from the main stem. She began to alternate between adding florals and greenery until the bottom of the Wreath was full.
- Susan also added in pieces of the Pink Forget Me Not Bush to add texture and break up the blue a little.
- Once the bottom was finished Susan moved on to working on the top section of the Wreath. She layered in the greenery and florals in the upper left hand corner of the Wreath. She also layered in the small Cream Blush Roses to the top and a few in the bottom.
- Once all of the Florals had been added Susan came to a stopping point. The finished result is a stunning Wreath that can be used inside or outside the Home throughout Spring & Summer
- Rebecca Coffman