How to Make a Blooming DIY Spring Floral Wreath: A Step by Step Guide
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I am sharing 18 of the prettiest blooming DIY spring floral wreath ideas to help bring some warmth to your home. These simple and easy DIY wreath ideas are perfect for your front door, fireplace mantel, or any space in your home.

Easy Spring Wreath Making
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In the spring, I love the abundance of fresh flowers blooming, birds chirping, and the warmth of the sun. Each year, as the grass turns green and the flowers begin to bloom, it’s a reminder to me of the unseen goodness that is given to me each day.
I’m excited to turn toward spring and this wreath not only does that, but it is beautiful and versatile. I’ve found that it is typically cheaper to DIY my own wreath, especially by keeping some of the tools and supplies on hand.
What kind of flowers do you put on a spring wreath?
Choose your favorite spring flowers to make this DIY spring floral wreath. This wreath can be used indoors, or it’s perfect for your front door where guests will be greeted with the warmth of spring!
I chose peonies and roses for this DIY blooming spring floral wreath. Make this wreath your own by choosing your favorites flowers.
With the right supplies and tools, you can make your own blooming DIY spring floral wreath in under 10 minutes.
DIY Spring Wreath Supplies:
18″ Grapevine wreath
Garden Shears
Floral Wire
Three-Five Different Faux Florals (peonies and roses are used here)
Two Different Plant Sprigs (two types of eucalyptus are used here)
Glue Gun
How to DIY this Spring Wreath:
For this project, I’m filling about 2/3 of the wreath so I’m leaving 1/3 of the grapevine exposed.
1. Gather supplies.
2. Trim flower stems leaving 4-6″ of stem on.
3. Tuck the eucalyptus sprigs into branches, at the top and bottom of the wreath, and at the middle. This will frame your flowers. Secure with floral wire (you could also use the glue gun for this).
4. Layer your colors to provide interest and depth, starting with your largest flower in the middle and building each side, alternating colors.
5. Cut full stem off of remaining smaller flowers and with the hot glue gun, fill in any holes by gluing directly to the wreath.
SHOP FOR YOUR SPRING WREATH ESSENTIALS:
You now have a beautiful DIY Spring Floral Wreath that will showcase the beauty of the spring season.
When to Put Up Your Spring Wreath
After Valentine’s Day is a good time to hang your DIY spring floral wreath. The bright colors and spring flowers on a spring wreath brings instant warmth to a home.
Where to Hang Your DIY Wreath
There are so many places to hang your wreath.
- Front Doors
- Fireplace Mantel
- Kitchen Window
- Above the Kitchen Range
- Dining Room
- Back Door
- Leaning Floor Mirror
Spring Wreath Variations
Don’t forget to spring on over and check out these easy spring wreath ideas! Here are several fun ideas:
Magnolia Wreath – The Happy Housie // DIY Orange Wreath – The Handmade Home // Magnolia Farmhouse Wreath – Tatertots & Jello // Driftwood Welcome Wreath – My Sweet Savannah
Front Door Decorating Ideas – Sanctuary Home Decor // Book Page Wreath – The DIY Mommy // Moss Ball Floral Wreath – Lolly Jane // Floral Winter Wreath – A Blue Nest // Spring Floral Wreath – Jennifer Maune
Heart Emoji Wreath – Cassie Bustamante // How To Make A Spring Wreath – My 100 Year Old Home // Strawflower Heart Wreath – Finding Lovely // Felt Flowers Wreath – Happy Happy Nester
Simple Spring Wreath – Art of Everyday Living // Coffee Filter Wreath – She Gave It A Go // Minimalistic Spring Wreath – Taryn Whiteaker Designs // How To Make A Spring Wreath – Hallstrom Home // Eucalyptus Wreath – Twelve on Main
Originally published February 2020, this post has been updated by Jennifer Maune to update links and provide additional spring wreath ideas.
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Jennifer is a chef and mom of six who shares recipes, home design, entertaining, travel, and family. A Better Homes and Gardens Stylemaker, Jennifer’s work can be seen in Better Homes and Gardens, Cottages and Bungalows Magazine, American Farmhouse Style, Oprah Magazine, Country Living Magazine, and At Home in Arkansas Magazine.




















This makes me so excited for Spring to arrive. I love your choice in flowers for this!
-Anna
So pretty and has me itching for Spring!
LOVE this look. Oh so pretty and perfect for this time of year to bring a little cheer!
Spring is my absolute favorite. Your craft is so nice!! I love peonies 🙂
Wow this is so pretty and you make it look so easy!
This is so timely. I am going to a party tonight and we are making spring wreaths. It should be fun. I am so glad I read this before I start clipping tonight. You have some wonderful examples of how to place the flowers. I didn’t know you place the biggest flower first and then go from there. Thanks!
I love your wreath. Everyone did such a fantastic job.
You make this look super easy. It looks classic and beautiful! I may have to try to make one myself.
I love this idea, and I need to do this for my home!
This looks really pretty. i would love to do this on my own. i love wreaths on doors
That is a gorgeous wreath! I actually have a grapevine wreath I can use for this. I love this idea!
OMG! This is really beautiful. I am currently decorating our home since after removing all the Christmas decors I found it a bit bare so this is really timely. Thank you for sharing these tips. Can’t wait to make one. Wish me luck. 🙂
This is SOOO pretty. I would love to try this for upcoming spring days
Amazing piece of content, Thanks for putting everything under one roof!
I appreciate the positive feedback, thank you!