Valentine’s Day is more than just chocolate and roses—it’s a chance to decorate your home with warmth, charm, and a personal touch. One of the easiest and most creative ways to celebrate the season of love is by hanging a beautiful handmade Valentine’s wreath on your door or wall. Whether you’re into soft romantic styles or bright modern designs, there’s a DIY wreath idea that fits every home.
And if you’re looking for even more Valentine’s Day home décor ideas, we’ve got you covered.
In this post, we’re sharing 28 handmade Valentine’s wreath designs that are sure to steal your heart. These wreaths are perfect for your front door, living room, or even as thoughtful gifts for friends and family. And the best part? Many of these designs are easy and affordable to make at home.
So, get inspired, gather your craft supplies, and let’s celebrate love in the most creative way possible—with handmade Valentine’s wreaths that speak from the heart.
Why Choose a Handmade Valentine’s Wreath?
Handmade wreaths offer a unique and personal touch to your décor. Unlike store-bought decorations, DIY wreaths allow you to customize everything—from colors and textures to messages and materials. Here are a few reasons why they’re a great choice for Valentine’s Day:
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Personalized Design: You can use your favorite colors, fabrics, or even initials to create something special.
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Budget-Friendly: Most DIY wreaths can be made using simple craft supplies, many of which you might already have at home.
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Creative Expression: Making a wreath is a relaxing, fun activity that lets your creativity shine.
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Heartfelt Gift: A handmade wreath makes a thoughtful, one-of-a-kind gift for a loved one—just like these other creative handmade gift ideas.
Popular Materials for Valentine’s Day Wreaths
Before diving into the gallery, here are some popular materials you can use when making a Valentine’s wreath:
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Faux flowers (roses, peonies, baby’s breath)
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Burlap, tulle, or ribbon
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Felt or fabric hearts
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Wooden letters or signs
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Foam or grapevine wreath bases
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Buttons, beads, and lace
Feel free to mix and match materials to create a style that’s rustic, romantic, modern, or whimsical.
Handmade Valentine’s Wreath Styles to Inspire You
Here’s a preview of the types of wreaths you’ll see in our collection of 28 designs:
1. Rustic Heart Wreaths
Using grapevine bases, burlap bows, and muted pink or red tones, rustic wreaths offer a warm, farmhouse-inspired look that’s perfect for cozy homes.
2. Floral Romance Wreaths
Packed with silk flowers, these wreaths look elegant and fresh. Pink, red, and white florals are often paired with eucalyptus or greenery to add texture.
3. Minimalist Modern Wreaths
Simple wire frames with a few hearts or flowers create a clean, modern vibe. These are perfect for those who prefer subtle seasonal décor.
4. Felt Heart Wreaths
These colorful and cheerful wreaths are often made by gluing or sewing felt hearts onto a foam ring. They’re fun, playful, and easy to make with kids.
5. Candy or Ribbon Wreaths
Wrapped in red and pink ribbon or even candy wrappers, these wreaths are perfect for kitchens or kids’ rooms. Bonus points if you use real Valentine candies!
Mesh Valentine’s Day Wreath
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Pink Valentine Wreath
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Valentine’s Day Wreath
bubble burlap valentines wreath
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Valentine Wreath
Valentine Door Wreath
Faux Heart Shaped Boxwood
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Beaded Heart Wreath
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Red Reindeer Moss Wreath with White Heart
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White Burlap and Felt Flower Wreath
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red & pink tulips wreath
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Burlap Valentines Wreath
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Twine Heart Wreath
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Cream Burlap Rose Heart Wreath
Valentine’s Wreath
Red Burlap Bow Wreath
The Kissing Wreath
Valentine Wreath
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burlap Valentine wreath
Winter Valentine Wreath
Valentine’s Day Fabric and Ribbon Rag Wreath
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Valentine Heart Wreath
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Valentine Ribbon Wreath
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Sweetest Day Heart Wreath
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Romantic Wreath
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Red Roses Wreath
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Valentines Day Wreath
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Beautiful Outdoor Valentine’s Wreath
Where to Display Your Valentine’s Wreath
Your wreath doesn’t have to hang only on the front door. Here are some creative spots to show it off:
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Above the mantel: Add candles and garland for a complete Valentine’s vignette.
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In the entryway: Greet your guests with love as soon as they enter.
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On interior doors: Add a pop of color to bedroom or bathroom doors.
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As part of a gallery wall: Mix your wreath with framed love quotes or Valentine’s prints.
Tips for Making a DIY Valentine’s Wreath
If you’re feeling inspired to make your own, here are a few tips to get you started:
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Use a hot glue gun for quick, secure attachment.
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Layer your materials for depth and texture. Start with greenery or ribbon, then add hearts, flowers, or signs on top.
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Choose a color palette. Sticking to 2–3 colors keeps your wreath looking cohesive.
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Don’t be afraid to get creative. Add personalized elements like initials, quotes, or even tiny photos.
28 Handmade Valentine’s Wreath Designs to Fall in Love With
Our curated collection features a wide range of Valentine’s wreaths made by creative crafters. Whether you love rustic wood tones, sparkly accents, or pastel florals, you’ll find something here to inspire your next project.
Love decorating with wreaths? Be sure to check out our DIY wreath ideas for every season to keep your door looking stylish all year long.
Click through the full gallery below to explore all 28 wreath ideas. Each design showcases the unique charm of handmade Valentine’s décor—perfect for adding a little love to your home.
Final Thoughts
Decorating for Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be all hearts and glitter—unless you want it to be! A handmade wreath is a stylish, thoughtful way to celebrate the season of love while showing off your personality and creativity. Whether you buy one from a talented maker or make it yourself, these wreaths will bring joy every time you see them.
So this Valentine’s Day, let your front door (or wall, or mantel) do the talking. Hang a wreath that shares the love—handmade, heartfelt, and uniquely you.
