You'll need dried or faux hydrangeas, a wreath base, wire, and scissors. Choose warm fall colors like deep reds, oranges, and gold for a seasonal touch.
A grapevine or foam wreath works best for hydrangea arrangements. A sturdy base ensures your flowers stay in place and keeps the wreath looking full.
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 sturdy hook or ribbon to hang your wreath on a door or wall. Make sure it’s placed in a dry area to preserve its beauty throughout the 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.