Create your own Fresh Christmas Wreath - Wreath Making Kit

Create your own Christmas wreath at home with one of our wreathmaking kits. Each kit contains a hand-picked selection of fresh seasonal foliage and decorations, ready for you to create your own wreath.

Choose from five styles:

Morning Frost
Cool, frosty tones with green oranges and pine cones.

Surprise Me!
Just like our Florist’s Choice wreaths, we’ll pull together a selection of our favourite seasonal foliage and decorations for you to create something completely unique.

Sugarplum Fairy
Pink berries, dried orange slices and pine cones.

Traditional
Red berries, dried orange slices, pine cones and cinnamon sticks.

Christmas Cottage
Skimmia, red berries, whole and sliced oranges and pink peppercorns.

What’s included
Each kit comes with a 10-inch mossed wreath base, a roll of twine, fresh seasonal foliage and decorations for your chosen style, plus access to our step-by-step video tutorial.

Our tutorial is a general wreathmaking guide designed to accompany all of our kits. It will show you how to build and decorate your wreath, rather than demonstrating each individual wreath style.

You’ll also need a pair of floral snips or secateurs, which aren’t included in the kit.

Bows
A bow can be a lovely finishing touch. We have a selection of ribbons available to choose from if you’d like to add one to your kit.

Delivery & Collection
We ship our wreathmaking kits nationwide via Royal Mail. If you’re local, you’re also very welcome to collect from our studio in Morestead by prior arrangement.

Your Wreath
We’ll always choose the best quality seasonal ingredients available. As we work with fresh and natural materials, we may occasionally need to substitute individual elements depending on availability. Your finished wreath may therefore vary slightly from the one pictured.

After Christmas
Once you’ve finished with your wreath, please consider composting it. Simply remove any decorations attached with wire, turn the wreath over and cut away the wire base. The remaining natural materials can then be composted.