I love hydrangeas. I think they’re so beautiful and delicate. They scream of warm, whimsical nights full of twinkling lights and candlelight. Oh, wait… that was my August wedding. 
I had two small arrangements on each table during my reception, oh how I loved them! I opted for the small, green variety. Take a look:
Back to reality now… I had a small grapevine wreath that I originally used for a DIY Autumn Wreath, then later re-purposed as a simple DIY Christmas Wreath. Wow, I’m really getting mileage out of that thing! Now it’s onto #3 – a springtime hydrangea wreath. However, this time I made two wreaths:
- Front Door: The new, larger one, stepped out below
- Back Door: The re-purposed #3, smaller wreath, pictured at bottom
This is an easy project that takes only about 15 minutes (or less!) to complete. My Mom and I made these two wreaths today, probably in under 10 minutes. It was her idea to bunch the three colors like that. Love it!
DIY Hydrangea Spring Wreath
Supplies
- 1 large grapevine wreath
- 3 large fake hydrangea flowers
- Scissors
Directions
- Snip each flower stem with your scissors, leaving about 5-6 inches at the bottom (note: if your scissors don’t cut all the way through the stem because there’s a wire, just bend the stem where you cut and it will break off).
- Take your first flower and weave the stem through the grapevine wreath, securing it in place.
- Repeat for remaining two flowers.
- If your hydrangea flowers came with leaves, chances are they pop off. Take two and weave its stem in the wreath to secure in place.
Wonderfull!
Thank you!