Advent wreath making classes near you

Book an advent wreath making class

Advent wreath making classes at konfetti let you create a wreath of fresh fir greenery, dried flowers and natural materials for your home with your own hands. Discover 261 advent wreath workshops at 115 creative venues, rated 4.97 stars from 175 reviews. Give the gift of choosing from any of our florist classes with the Florist Class Gift Card.

Which advent wreath workshops are there?

• Classic fir wreath: You bind fresh fir greenery onto a straw base and decorate it with cones, berries and natural decor – as an advent wreath with four candles or as a door wreath.
• Dried flowers & natural materials: Modern versions combine fir with dried flowers, eucalyptus or dried natural components for a natural look.
• Workshop with treats: Many classes serve punch, mulled wine, gingerbread or finger food, and some even include a brunch or a visit to an Advent market.
• Advent arrangement & macramé wreath: Instead of a classic wreath, you create a large Advent table arrangement or knot a Christmas wreath from macramé.
• Groups & companies: Several partners offer private dates for groups and can also come to you – ideal for a Christmas party with your team.

How much does an advent wreath workshop cost?

Advent wreath workshops cost between 29,00 € and 197,00 € and usually take about 59 minutes to 5 hours, depending on the experience you choose. You'll find all further details directly in the respective event descriptions.

Here's a transparent overview for you:

Key facts about our partners

• CRAFT|ART (Munich): in Dragi's studio, groups of 6 to 12 people bind their wreath on a 30 cm straw base; coffee, tea and snacks are included, and the workshop has 5.0 stars from 24 reviews.
• Floristik Link-Meuser (Viersen): a florist-led advent wreath workshop for 5 to 10 people with all materials except candles and detailed care tips; 4.9 stars from 10 reviews.
• Wow Space (Berlin-Moabit): in Jennifer's creative coworking space you combine fir with dried flowers, with punch (alcoholic and alcohol-free), gingerbread and spiced biscuits; 5.0 stars from 16 reviews.
• Kleines & Feines (Cologne-Porz): in the historic old file factory, groups of 6 to 15 people make a natural advent wreath – candles in three colours with holders and alcohol-free punch are included.
• Donna Quijote (Chemnitz): a classic advent wreath from fir greenery in about two hours.

How to make an advent wreath: step by step

In a workshop, florists show you every move – here are the key steps for making your own advent wreath:

1. Prepare your materials: You need a straw wreath base (about 30 cm in diameter), fresh fir greenery such as Nordmann fir, noble fir or pine, binding wire, garden shears and four candles with candle holders.
2. Cut the greenery: Cut the fir into pieces about 10 to 15 cm long and gather them into small bundles.
3. Attach the first bundle: Lay the bundle at an angle on the base and wrap the stem ends tightly with wire two or three times, without cutting the wire.
4. Work your way around: Place each new bundle so it covers the stems of the previous one and wire it in place – always in the same direction until the base is fully covered.
5. Close the wreath: Gently lift the first bundle, tuck the last one underneath and tie off the wire at the back.
6. Add candles & decorations: Space four candles with holders evenly around the wreath and decorate with cones, cinnamon sticks, dried orange slices or dried flowers.

To keep your advent wreath fresh for longer, keep it somewhere cool and mist the greenery with water from time to time.

Advent wreath making at home

No workshop slot available? An advent wreath set lets you make your wreath right at home. Sets start at €60, for example in classic white, with apple and cinnamon or with dried flowers.

Give an advent wreath workshop as a gift

With a creative class gift card, the recipient picks their advent wreath workshop and date themselves – a personal gift for anyone who loves the run-up to Christmas. If you'd like to make wreaths all year round, a wreath making class is a lovely complement.