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How To Make a Wedding Wreath from Grapevine

A wedding wreath is not just for seasonal display or for the church doors. These decorative items can make beautiful additions to a bridal party or wedding reception too! The best part about wedding wreaths is that you can add any type of flowers and greenery to match the wedding decorations and to suit your preferred style.

Our step-by-step tutorial for making a wedding wreath from grapevine will teach you how to incorporate your personal style to a special occasion like wedding reception.

How To Make a Wedding Wreath from Grapevine

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We love this wedding grapevine wreath

Image via: Etsy – Wild Ridge Design – Grapevine wedding wreath

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Wreath Making Supplies for Grapevine Wedding Wreath

You can use white flowers, greenery, or use colors inspired from the wedding parties color palette.

Grapevine wreath form

Ivy garland

Laurel leaf

Artificial Hydrangea blooms

Peony rose

Artificial Baby’s breath flowers

1 or 2 yards of sheer ribbon

Floral wire

Wire cutters

Glue gun

Scissors

Grapevine Wedding Wrath: Directions

  1. Cut all the stems of laurel, baby’s breath, hydrangea, and peony rose to approximately 12 centimeters long or to the length you want.
  2. Secure the ivy garland to the front of the grapevine wreath form with floral wires.
  3. Now, making the ivy garland as the base, set up the flowers and plants one after one and secure with floral wire or hot glue as needed. However, it’s wise to use floral wire if you are using fresh flowers and plants. You can follow a specific pattern while attaching the stems or mix them up to create an interesting look. Keep attaching them until the entire wreath is covered.
  4. Now, you can attach another layer of stems just beside the first one if the wreath does not look full or the wreath form is visible.
  5. Make two to three bows with the sheer ribbon and glue them to the lower part of the wreath form.

Wedding Decorations Ideas with Wreaths

Who doesn’t want to make their wedding décor look both glamorous and whimsical? The easiest way to create such looks is to use wreaths. They are a beautiful décor element that adds a sense of splendor to reception décor.

Martha Stewart brings some nice wreath ideas for gorgeous wedding decorations.

Wedding Ideas: Decorations with Wedding Flowers

There are many fun ways to incorporate wreaths into your wedding decoration plans as you’ve already seen from the Martha Stewart article. However, wedding flowers also have many creative uses in reception décor. You can use them as aisle markers, to complement hanging light fixtures, to make flower crowns, and many more ways.

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Welcome wedding guests with a gorgeous floral wreath

Image via: Etsy – Reginas Garden – Wedding Flowers – see the full wreath tutorial here.

The grapevine wedding wreath will definitely add pizzazz to your wedding décor. Make a couple of them and use on the church doors, make the flower girls carry them down the aisle, and decorate the tables and backs of the chairs with them. The wreaths are so beautiful that they’ll also make great keepsakes.

Visit our wedding wreath category to get more ideas for the special day!

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