9 enchanting DIY Easter flower wreaths—see lovely ideas and tie one with fresh spring blooms

1. Lasting beauty

Combine lush baby’s breath and pastel-colored decorative eggs to create a delicately beautiful wreath. Baby’s breath stays lovely even after it dries, so you’ll get to enjoy it for a long time. For this easy DIY Easter wreath, you’ll need baby’s breath flowers, eggs, thin wire, and a wreath base.

Cut the baby’s breath into short stems and bundle them into small bunches with thin wire. Secure the bunches to the wreath base so they cover about half of it. Glue or attach the decorative eggs among the flowers with wire. Then hang your DIY wreath on the wall.

2. Soft pastels

Create a lovely anemone wreath on a ready-made base. Because anemones are scent-free, they’re a great choice for anyone sensitive to strong floral fragrances. Fasten wax flowers, maidenhair ferns, and decorative eggs with thin wire. If you use real anemones, hide the water tubes behind the wreath. If you opt for artificial flowers, attach them directly to the base. For more spring floral wreath ideas, consider adding pastel anemones to create a fresh spring blooms wreath design.

3. A bright burst of yellow

Tie a vibrant wreath using daffodils and tulips. You’ll need a wreath base, tulips, daffodils, and ivy vines. Wilted tulips are fine—gently open them by hand for a dramatic effect. Here’s how to make this wreath: open the tulips, wrap the ivy around the wreath base, then add the tulips and daffodils by pushing their stems into the wreath. Secure with thin wire if needed. Mist with water.

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4. A bunny hopped onto the door

This adorable bunny wreath is a family favorite! Gather a bundle of birch twigs into a ring and secure them with wire. Make another, larger ring and attach it with wire. Bend additional twigs to form ears and fasten them to the smaller ring. Decorate your bunny with flowers such as grape hyacinths, wax flowers, dried flowers, or ruscus. Tuck the stems between the twigs and secure with wire if needed. Add Easter decorations if you wish.

5. A garland for spring

This charming wreath is perfect for your door and also makes a striking table decoration. Twist the base from twigs or from the dried vines of a climbing plant. Use flexible brown wire to secure it. A casually tied loop of natural string becomes a pretty hanger. Weave in the leaves and flowers of your choice. Pick bulb flowers if you want the wreath to stay fresh and lovely longer.

6. Sunshine for your door

Decorate a ready-made wreath base with cut willow branches, massaged tulips, a few sprigs of skimmia, decorative feathers, and wire vine. Mist with water. The wreath stays fresh if you place it somewhere cool overnight or hang it on your front door.

7. Blooming bulb flowers

A spring flower wreath is created with bulb flowers and thin twigs. Form a wire ring as the base, then cover it with birch twigs secured by wire. Finish by adding delicate bulb flowers.

8. Tied with willow

Twist willow branches into a wreath and attach the season’s prettiest flowers, bulbs included. Grape hyacinths and tulips work perfectly. Mist the roots occasionally. Secure the flowers with thin wire. Finally, add decorative eggs and a ribbon.

9. So lovely you could cry

Weave a dazzling wreath with ’Tête-à-tête’ miniature daffodils that can take a light frost, along with some shallots. Thread the shallots onto wire and fasten them to a ready-made wreath base—or create your own from vine, willow, or birch twigs. This wreath can become fairly heavy, so make sure the base is sturdy. Gently loosen the daffodils from their pot and remove the roots. If you like, rinse the bulbs to clear away the soil. Arrange them among the shallots and secure with wire.