Four Warwickshire wreath-making evenings to get in the diary

There's something rather lovely about an evening spent making a Christmas wreath, particularly when there's a glass of fizz involved.

We've found four Warwickshire workshops worth knowing about, from Warwick Castle's Great Hall to a florist's flower school in Leamington.

And with any luck, you'll come home with something you're genuinely pleased to hang on the front door.

Sarah Horne Academy, Leamington Spa

Monday 7 December · 6–8.30pm · from £75

The Classic Door Wreath workshop is at 86 Warwick Street, with materials and light refreshments included. A good one if you want the wreath-making without adding a separate shopping trip for supplies.

See the workshop details and booking

Warwick Castle

Sunday 22 November · arrive 6.30pm · finishes 9.30pm · £85 per person

Wreath-making in the Great Hall, with the Castle’s Christmas tree already in place. Your wreath, a complimentary drink and festive snacks are included. Parking at Stratford Road costs extra.

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Baraset Barn, Tiddington

Wednesday 25 November or Wednesday 2 December · 7.30pm · £65 per person

Pink Sage leads the workshop, with materials and guidance included. The evening advertises bottomless Prosecco; dinner isn’t included, so decide whether you’re making an evening of it before or after the wreath is finished.

Book for 25 November · Book for 2 December

The Welcombe, Stratford-upon-Avon

Friday 27 November · 6pm

Choose a fresh wreath for £52 or a preserved or dried wreath for £61. Materials and guidance, fizz and a mince pie are included; no previous experience is needed. You can leave the expert foliage decisions to the people leading the workshop.

See the workshop details and booking

Four dates, with the materials and making part taken care of. Check the booking pages for current availability before you choose yours; December has a habit of filling up while everyone is still saying they have plenty of time.

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Cheese, wine and a date in the diary: four Warwickshire evenings