Select fresh or dried hydrangeas in warm fall shades like red, orange, and gold. These colors will give your wreath a classic autumn feel.
A grapevine or wire wreath base works best for holding hydrangeas securely. It provides a sturdy foundation while adding a rustic touch.
Start by placing the largest flowers first, spacing them evenly. Fill gaps with smaller blooms and greenery for a balanced, full look.
Use floral wire or a hot glue gun to attach hydrangeas firmly. Wrap stems around the wreath base to keep everything in place and prevent shifting.
Enhance your wreath with pinecones, berries, or ribbon for a festive fall touch. These small details bring warmth and texture to your design.
Use a strong hook or ribbon to hang your wreath on a door or wall. Make sure it’s in a dry area to keep it looking fresh all season.
To make your wreath last, keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Store it in a box during the off-season to reuse it next fall.