Pretty Spring Peony Wreath For Your Front Door

Is there anything more welcoming than a burst of spring at your front door? After a long winter, my entryway felt dull and heavy. I wanted a touch of seasonal joy that was light, fresh, and full of life—without the price tag of a boutique floral wreath. This simple DIY Pretty Spring Wreath was the perfect solution. It’s all about com

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Don’t worry…I’m not going to try and shove ALL those flowers into this wreath!!! I will be using them for a few different projects for Spring.

What You Will Need:

The exact flowers that I used when I made this wreath are no longer available, but I have sourced the closest matches to the original flowers and colors.

How To Make This Wreath

For this wreath, I’m using a 24″ grapevine wreath, but they can be hard to find, so an 18-inch wreath would work too. I just wanted a big, bold statement.

My formula for putting a wreath together is to start with the showstopper flowers that I want to be the centerpiece of the wreath.

For this wreath, it is the bright pink and light pink peonies. I just LOVE peonies!!

An odd number of stems is more visually pleasing. For the showstopper flowers, I used 3 of the big, bright, and light pink peonies.

Floral wire cutters are the best thing to use for cutting each stem away from the bunch. Then I find the spot I want the flower and tuck the wire into the grapevine to secure it in place.

I don’t use hot glue in case I want to take the wreath apart and use the stems somewhere else next year.

After I had the peonies in place, I started to fill in around them with some of the other flowers.

I’m using yellow and white flowers to play off the pinks. I tucked in yellow anemone flowers along with a few white poppies.

Oh, these little pink rose picks remind me of beach roses! They have some eucalyptus attached to them, too. One went at each end of the wreath. (These pink rose stems are the closest I can find now)

To finish filling in the wreath, I wanted to add a couple of different textures. The white thistle balls and a few sprigs of colored lavender added some more interest to the Spring wreath.

Lastly, I added a ribbon. I picked a burlap with black dots; an unexpected choice, but it gives a little pop. I grabbed this ribbon at the Dollar Tree.

For this simple bow, I gathered the ribbon and made 3 equal-sized loops then secured the bottom with a pipe cleaner. Then used the pipe cleaner to attach the ribbon to the grapevine wreath.

Finished Spring Wreath

Isn’t it pretty?? It’s so easy to make a really stunning wreath on your own…have you seen some of the prices for those Etsy wreaths??? You can make this beauty for a fraction of the cost and in under 20 minutes!!

And that’s all there is to it! Hanging this new wreath on my door instantly lifted my spirits and made our entryway feel fresh and welcoming. It’s such a simple way to celebrate the season

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