10-Minute Fall Floral Wreath

Who else loves fall? I love the cooler weather, and all the warm cozy layers that come out this time of year. Now that the calendar says October it's most definitely time to start pulling out the fall decor, and soon enough it will be time to start adding in a little Halloween too. Today I'm here to show you how easy it is to make this beautiful floral wreath to add a little bit of fall to your front door. And, it only takes 10 minutes!

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First, you will need to gather a few supplies for your fall floral wreath:

Grapevine Wreath (similar here)

4 Floral Bunches 

(I used 2 hydrangeas and 2 mums, watch for sales at Michael's to get the best deal)

Wire Cutters

Start by cutting the individual flowers from the bunches, keeping approximately 3 inches of the stem.

Then, start placing a few of the white flowers evenly around the wreath by sticking the stems through the wreath. You can bend the stems around part of the wreath, if necessary, to keep the flower in place. Be sure to bend the flower heads so they are all facing up. Then, you can fill in the rest of the wreath with the green hydrangeas, and finish by placing the rest of the white flowers in any bare spots.

And that's it! Now your beautiful wreath is ready to be hung on your front door for all to see! The green and white add a beautiful fall touch, without the need for traditional reds and oranges. The best part is, you can totally personalize it to you and your home. You could add a rustic ribbon to hang it, or add in a few white faux pumpkins, it's completely up to you!

I must say, I think my favorite part is how amazing this fall floral wreath looks with the new front door color too! I'm definitely giving it all the heart eyes!

Got 10-minutes to spare? Be sure to pin this fall floral wreath for inspiration to dress up your front door this fall!