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A grapevine wreath covered in layered deep green and rust-toned mixed greenery, eucalyptus, and fern stems, accented with three large white peony blooms, centered with a Home Sweet Home sign.
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White Peony Grapevine Wreath

A lush, romantic grapevine wreath built with white peonies, mixed greenery, lamb's ear, eucalyptus, and a Home Sweet Home sign, finished with a layered botanical and peony print ribbon bow.

Equipment

Materials

  • 1 grapevine wreath base DecoExchange
  • Mixed greenery stems Amazon
  • White peony stems Michaels
  • Fern greenery Hobby Lobby
  • 1 Home Sweet Home sign WSB June 2026, DecoExchange
  • 1 roll 1.5-inch green roses ribbon RGH13022Y (WSB June 2026, DecoExchange)
  • 1 roll 2.5-inch deluxe peonies ribbon LS1216H2 (WSB June 2026, DecoExchange)
  • 1 roll 5/8-inch green ribbon RGF1682EW (DecoExchange)

Instructions

Prepare the grapevine base.

  • Attach a loop of floral wire to the top back of the base as a hanger.
  • Fluff and reshape the vines as needed before adding any greenery.

Build the greenery base.

  • Insert and hot glue the mixed greenery stems around the entire grapevine base to establish shape and coverage.
  • Follow with the fern, tucking fern stems in between the mixed greenery sections to add texture and variety.

Place the white peonies.

  • Cut peony stems into individual blooms or small clusters.
  • Position the largest blooms first to establish focal points, then fill in with smaller blooms.
  • Cluster peonies in two or three groupings rather than spreading them evenly around the wreath.
  • Leave a clear space for the sign.
  • Hot glue each stem firmly in place.

Attach the sign.

  • Position the Home Sweet Home sign at the center focal point of the wreath.
  • Use floral wire or pipe cleaners through any sign holes to attach.

Build the bow.

  • Make a layered bow using the 2.5-inch deluxe peonies ribbon for the largest outer loops, the 1.5-inch green roses ribbon for mid-size layers, and the 5/8-inch green ribbon as tails and accent loops.
  • Secure all loops at the center with a zip tie or pipe cleaner and fluff each loop.
  • Attach the bow.

Final adjustments.

  • Step back and check the overall shape. Fluff flat greenery, reposition any uneven peony clusters, and tuck all exposed wire or glue strings out of sight behind the greenery.

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