How to Make a Daffodil Wreath – Spring Wreath Ideas

How to Make a Daffodil Wreath – Spring Wreath Ideas

Perfect as a spring wreath or Easter decoration, this daffodil wreath is sure to spread seasonal cheer and bring life to a front door or inside wall hanging. Cheerful yellow narcissus respond well to being cut short and massed together in a spring wreath display and, if cared for once arranged, can last over two weeks.

How to make a daffodil wreath

What you will need:

  • twine wreath base
  • Living floristry moss
  • wire
  • early flowering daffodils/narcissus
  • scissors
  • ribbon

Tip: Follow the RHS's lead and avoid using floral foam when flower arranging as it's synthetic, non-biodegradable and can release toxins.

Everything you need to make a wreath
Lechlade Craft Barn Rattan Wreath Base
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Wreathworks Porium Wreath Base Kit
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Planet Goods and Ware Two Moss Wreath Bases
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UNEARTHED 250g living flat moss

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Rays Florist Supplies Green Floristry Wire
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Anthi Leoni Decor Paper Covered Wire
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Method:

  1. Make sure your moss is damp so the daffodils can absorb moisture from it. Pad out your twine wreath base with clumps of moss, attaching it using wire. You want the moss to create a firm, living wreath structure ready to add your flowers to. You can buy this part ready made if you'd prefer – see products above.
  2. Cut some early narcissus from the garden or buy a couple of bunches from a florist. A few different shades will add interest to your wreath. Cut a handful of short stems of early blossom – the cherry plum, Prunus cerasifera has very early, elegant flowers.
  3. Choose a ribbon and tie to the wreath base, ready to hang once finished.
  4. Cut the narcissus so that the stems are approximately 8cm in length. Make sure you keep the stems in water until the moment you are ready to attach them.
  5. Gently push the stems into the moss and secure with a small piece of wire if needed. Continue adding them until you have a dense covering of narcissus. Finish by adding the cherry blossom as a final flourish.
  6. Hang the wreath up outside. Make sure you keep the moss damp by spritzing regularly and generously with water. Tend to your spring wreath daily to and reposition any daffodils that may have fallen out of place. The daffodil heads are delicate so make sure your hanging spring daffodil wreath is not in direct wind, rain or disturbance. Hung on a door under a porch is ideal.

Tip: Once your daffodil wreath has passed its best, gently take it apart, keeping all the wire attachments and wreath base for your next floral display. Make sure there is as little waste as possible.

Prefer buy a wreath instead? Browse our spring wreath ideas below:

20 spring and Easter wreaths

Spring wreath

Flowerbe Spring Wreath Kit With Bulbs

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Credit: Notonthehighstreet

This minimal spring wreath leaves the spring bulbs exposed for added interest. The visible twig wreath base, made from natural birch and twine, gives the whole decoration a rustic look. We love how this one matches the colour of the front door.

Spring wreath

White Willow By Debbie DIY Spring Wreath Kit
Credit: Etsy

Big and blousy, this at-home wreath kit shows you how to arrange the fresh blooms and foliage into a beautiful spring display with pops of pink and vibrant green. 

Easter wreath

Party Touches UK Easter Bunny Wreath

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Credit: Etsy

Simple and fun, this Easter bunny-shaped wreath is made using gold wire and decorated with faux foliage and pastel flowers. It's the perfect signpost for the start of an Easter egg hunt. 

Spring wreath

Forever Christmas Art Handmade pine cone wreath
Credit: Etsy

This handmade spring-inspired wreath is a celebration of pine cones. They have been painted in pastel colours. The maker advises this wreath is best hung under a porch to protect it from rain and bad weather. 

Easter wreath

My Felting Heart Felt Pom Pom Spring Wreath
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An alternative to flowers and foliage, this felt pom pom spring or Easter wreath can be carefully stored and used again year-after-year and for other annual celebrations. Hang it on a wall or place it flat and use it as a table centerpiece. 

Spring wreath

Shropshire Petals Country Garden Dried Flower Heart Wreath
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This dried heart-shaped wreath can be used all year round. Keep it away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight and this dried wreath will last for years. 

Easter wreath

Frog and Crown Studio Easter Wreath with Bunny
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This faux Easter wreath includes sweet bunny and carrot decorations amongst eucalyptus.  

Spring wreath

Planet Goods and Ware Pussy Willow Wreath
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A simple option, this wild, natural and rustic spring wreath crafted from catkins can be used as a complete decoration or as a wreath base for further foliage to be added to. 

Easter wreath

nex Easter Egg Wreath
Credit: Next

This wreath screams Easter, covered in pastel coloured eggs and faux spring twine. Store carefully and use every year.

Easter wreath

Pippa Designs Feather Egg And Twig Wreath

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This Easter wreath has that rustic woodland look, covered in hand painted artificial eggs, larch cones, hedgerow twigs, guinea fowl feathers on a base of natural green, dried moss.

Easter wreath

Pippa Designs Spring Wreath with Twigs and Cones
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Another rustic option, this Easter wreath is made from painted cones, artificial eggs, natural lichen twigs, moss and spotty feathers.

Easter wreath

Ella James Spring Blossom And Pastel Easter Egg Wreath
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Bright, playful and pastel, this Easter wreath is covered in fine twig and an array of delicate pale pink, mauve, duck egg blue, yellow and green speckled eggs.

Spring wreath

Farringdon Wreath
Credit: Garden Trading

Super simple but also stylish and classic this wire wreath with foliage is understated and timeless. 

Spring wreath

Lavender Wreath Micro Light Bundle
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This spring wreath lights up! Made with faux lavender and spring foliage, it's adorned with 50 micro lights for a warm glow.

Easter wreath

Bunny Easter Wreath Micro Light Bundle

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In the shape of a bunny head, this wreath incorporates woven wood and faux flowers. Paired with bendable micro lights, this bunny can be brought to life by simply entwining the lights around the wreath and illuminating for a cosy glow each evening.

Easter wreath

Egg & Nest Easter Wreath Micro Light Bundle
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This Egg & Nest Easter Wreath features speckled eggs, delicate flowers and a set of warm white micro lights for a soft sparkle. The flexible micro lights make it easy to achieve a seamless look when entwined around the nest and branches. 

Spring wreath

Wreaths Of The West Tulip Wreath
Credit: Etsy

Full, bright and blooming, this faux tulip wreath is spring all over. 

Spring wreath

Ella James Meadow Flowers Spring Wreath

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Credit: Notonthehighstreet

A lovely faux spring wreath adorned with spring foliage and pastel meadow flowers. A matching garland is available, too.

Spring wreath

Blossomloops Yellow daisy and pansy wreath
Credit: Etsy

Made to order, this wreath is made up of yellow daisies, purple and white pansies, purple anethum, bamboo plant, lavender ruscus plant, lavender wax flower buds, yellow gypsophila and purple astilbe.

Spring wreath

Knots Of Love XO Cherry Blossom Wreath
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Simple and elegant, this spring wreath uses an abundance of faux blossom branches in pinks, creams and whites. Made to order.

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