Wreath Making Workshops in the Bay Area: 7 Picks (2026)
Seven holiday wreath making workshops and classes in San Francisco, San Mateo and at your office: living greenery, succulent, dried floral and designer wreaths plus a kids class, with prices checked against the live listings on October 11, 2026.
TL;DR
This guide compares seven wreath making workshops you can book on Events in Minutes for a Bay Area company holiday party: three at San Francisco studios, three from one plant studio in San Mateo and one instructor who travels to your office, priced from $45.00 per person for the kids class to $200.00 per person for a six-guest design workshop. Every guest leaves with a finished wreath (two small ones per child in the kids class). Prices, group sizes and inclusions were checked against the live listings on October 11, 2026.
- Fresh greenery: evergreens near South Beach ($200.00 + $105.00/person, 4 to 49 guests) or seasonal greenery in San Mateo ($85.00/person, 1 to 500 guests).
- Longer-lasting wreaths: succulents on a grapevine base in San Mateo ($95.00/person, 10-guest minimum) or dried florals in the Excelsior ($80.00/person, 5 to 20 guests).
- Small and design-led: Haight-Ashbury, 1 to 6 guests at $200.00/person.
- At your office: the Holiday Wreath Decorating Workshop travels to you within 20 miles of Oakland ($90.00/person, 4 to 100 guests).
- All seven are request to book with a strict cancellation policy (up to 30 days before).
Last updated: October 2026
Wreath classes are calm, they work for people who say they are not crafty, and everyone goes home with something to hang on a door. The differences are in what the wreath is made of, how many people the class takes, where it happens and how the price is built, so we read every listing in full and compared them on those points. If you are still choosing between activity types, our guide to holiday team building activities in San Francisco covers the wider field, and the plant and floral workshop guide covers year-round floral classes.
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Where can you take a wreath making class in San Francisco?
Three of the seven workshops in this guide meet at San Francisco studios, each with a different material: a classic evergreen wreath wrapped by hand near South Beach, dried florals in the Excelsior, and a design-led workshop in Haight-Ashbury. Group limits narrow it down fastest: 4 to 49, 5 to 20 and 1 to 6.
Holiday Wreath Making Workshop
Evergreen wreath basics in 90 minutes. The instructor shows the group how to gather evergreens into small bunches, layer them so each bundle hides the stems of the last and wrap them tightly around a wreath ring, and everyone carries a finished wreath home. The ring and a variety of evergreen foliage are provided. Groups of 4 to 49 meet at a craft studio near South Beach. Priced as a flat fee plus a per-person rate, worked out below.
Book nowDried Floral Holiday Wreath Class
A wreath that outlasts the season. Guests build it from dried florals, greens and ribbon at a flower studio in the Excelsior District, with snacks and drinks served during the 1.5-hour class. The instructor helps with shape, balance and color: beginners can follow a simple layout while confident makers experiment. Private groups run 5 to 20, which suits a small team's holiday party, and because the materials are dried the finished wreath needs no watering.
Book nowHoliday Wreath Design Workshop
The small-group, design-led option. The founder of a San Francisco floral studio, who started out as an accredited interior designer, teaches texture, color and proportion, and how a wreath will read against a door or a wall. Greenery, decorations, bubbles and bites are included at the Haight-Ashbury class. It caps at 6 guests, so think leadership team or a small department. The listing text describes a 2 to 3 hour lesson while the booking window is typed at 2 hours; confirm timing.
Book nowHoliday wreath workshops at a San Mateo plant studio
On the Peninsula, the next three cards all come from one women-owned living-art studio in San Mateo. The two adult classes differ by material: fresh seasonal greenery for a traditional door wreath, or succulents and moss on a grapevine base for a living piece that suits any season. Both run one hour; the greenery class books from a single guest, the succulent class from ten.
Holiday Greenery Wreath Workshop
A living wreath from fresh seasonal greenery and natural accents, built step by step with the instructors, warm cider or hot chocolate in hand, at a plant studio in San Mateo. One hour, all materials included, private groups from 1 to 500 guests. The listing says the studio also offers faux wreath, live succulent wreath and holiday centerpiece options at their own per-guest prices, so ask when booking if some guests want a tabletop piece.
Book nowSucculent Wreath Making Workshop
Guests secure moss to an 8-inch grapevine base, arrange succulent cuttings and pin everything in place, then pack the wreath in a gift box with a care card. Floral pins, wire, twine and decorative bits are included, plus a complimentary tea or coffee. One hour at the same San Mateo plant studio, with a 10-guest minimum ($950.00 at that minimum). The listing pitches it as a wreath that suits any season and stays fresh with light care.
Book nowSeasonal Wreath Making Class for Kids
Made for company family days and kids' holiday parties. Each child decorates two small grapevine wreaths with branches, flowers, seasonal toys and trims, guided by the instructor. The class suits ages 5 to 13, runs one hour and starts at 6 guests; an adult must accompany attending kids and may observe for free. Themes follow the calendar (fall, Thanksgiving, winter and the Christmas season), and custom themes need time to gather materials and may carry an extra fee.
Book nowIs there a wreath making class for kids?
Yes. The Seasonal Wreath Making Class for Kids at a San Mateo plant studio is built for company family days and family holiday parties. At $45.00 per person it is the lowest price on this page, and each child decorates two small grapevine wreaths. Plan for supervision: an adult must accompany attending kids.
Can a wreath making workshop come to your office?
Yes, and there are two ways to arrange it. The Holiday Wreath Decorating Workshop below is a travel-only listing: although its web address says Oakland, its location is typed Travels to you, and the listing says the instructor comes to your office or a venue of your choice within 20 miles of Oakland with all the materials. Browse more team building experiences in Oakland to pair it with something else.
Holiday Wreath Decorating Workshop
The instructor, an interdisciplinary artist and former design educator, travels to your office or a venue of your choice within 20 miles of Oakland with every wreath base, the greenery, florals, embellishments and tools. Each participant designs and assembles a seasonal wreath with one-on-one support over 2.5 hours, and groups run 4 to 100. The listing URL says Oakland, but its location is typed Travels to you, so plan on hosting it at your own space.
Book nowThe second way is a travel twin. Four of the studio classes above have a separate Travels to you listing at the same price and group size: the Holiday Greenery Wreath Workshop, the Succulent Wreath Making Workshop and the Seasonal Wreath Making Class for Kids from the San Mateo studio, which travel within about 30 miles of the studio with a separate travel fee billed after the booking is paid, and the Holiday Wreath Making Workshop from the South Beach studio, which travels within 60 miles of its San Francisco studio with all the materials. That listing does not mention a travel fee, so ask. The greenery and succulent travel listings do not mention the drinks served at the studio.
How much does a wreath making workshop cost for a team?
Across the six cards priced purely per person, rates run from $45.00 to $200.00 with a median of $87.50 (n = 6, checked against the live listings on October 11, 2026). For a ten-person team, that works out to $850.00 for fresh greenery in San Mateo, $950.00 for succulents, $800.00 for dried florals, $900.00 for the travel workshop near Oakland and $450.00 for ten kids. The Haight-Ashbury design workshop cannot take ten; its six-guest maximum costs $1,200.00.
The South Beach Holiday Wreath Making Workshop is the one composite price: a $200.00 flat fee plus $105.00 per person. For ten guests that is $200.00 + (10 x $105.00) = $200.00 + $1,050.00 = $1,250.00, or $125.00 per guest. At its four-guest minimum it is $200.00 + $420.00 = $620.00. One caution: the listing's description quotes $115 per guest plus a $200 private class surcharge, which would make ten guests $1,350.00, and its booking form showed $660.00 for four guests, which matches $115 rather than $105. Confirm the per-person rate with the vendor before you book.
Wreath making classes side by side
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| Activity | Location | Duration | Group | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Holiday Wreath Making Workshop | San Francisco, CA | 1.5 hours | 4–49 guests | $200.00 + $105.00/person |
| Dried Floral Holiday Wreath Class | San Francisco, CA | 1.5 hours | 5–20 guests | $80.00/person |
| Holiday Wreath Design Workshop | San Francisco, CA | 2 hours | 1–6 guests | $200.00/person |
| Holiday Greenery Wreath Workshop | San Mateo, CA | 1 hour | 1–500 guests | $85.00/person |
| Succulent Wreath Making Workshop | San Mateo, CA | 1 hour | 10–1000 guests | $95.00/person |
| Seasonal Wreath Making Class for Kids | San Mateo, CA | 1 hour | 6–500 guests | $45.00/person |
| Holiday Wreath Decorating Workshop | Travels to You | 2.5 hours | 4–100 guests | $90.00/person |
How to plan a holiday wreath making team building workshop
Pick the material first
Fresh greenery (evergreens at South Beach, seasonal greenery in the San Mateo class) gives the traditional look and scent. The dried floral wreath suits anyone who wants it up after January; its listing says it lasts year-round. The succulent wreath is a living piece kept fresh with light care. The design and travel workshops add decorations and embellishments to the greenery.
Match the class to your headcount
For six or fewer, the Haight-Ashbury workshop. For 5 to 20, the Excelsior class. For up to 49, South Beach; for up to 100 at your office, the travel workshop. The San Mateo greenery and kids classes take up to 500 and the succulent class up to 1,000; at that scale, ask the studio how it staffs the session.
Lead time, booking and cancellation
None of the seven listings states a minimum notice period, but all seven are request to book, meaning the vendor confirms your date before the booking is final, and all seven carry a strict cancellation policy that reads up to 30 days before the event. Request your date with that window in mind. Kids class custom themes also need time to gather materials. Our holiday party planning timeline lays out when to lock in each piece.
Food, drinks and what to wear
Four listings mention refreshments: warm cider or hot chocolate in the San Mateo greenery class, tea or coffee in the succulent class, snacks and drinks in the Excelsior class and bubbles and bites in Haight-Ashbury. The other three do not mention food. The South Beach listing suggests clothes you do not mind getting dirty and a tote or box for the trip home.
Remote teammates
None of these seven is a virtual class (see the FAQ for the San Mateo studio's virtual note). For fully remote teams, try our guide to virtual white elephant and holiday party games. If your team likes the plant side, the terrarium workshops guide covers year-round classes, or browse all team building experiences in San Francisco.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I take a wreath making class in San Francisco?
Three of the wreath making classes in this Events in Minutes guide meet at San Francisco studios: the Holiday Wreath Making Workshop at a craft studio near South Beach ($200.00 + $105.00/person, 4 to 49 guests, 1.5 hours), the Dried Floral Holiday Wreath Class at a flower studio in the Excelsior District ($80.00/person, 5 to 20 guests) and the Holiday Wreath Design Workshop in Haight-Ashbury ($200.00/person, 1 to 6 guests). Prices were checked against the live listings on October 11, 2026.
How much does a holiday wreath making workshop cost in the Bay Area?
The holiday wreath making workshops in this Bay Area guide cost $45.00 to $200.00 per person across the six cards priced purely per person, with a median of $87.50, checked on October 11, 2026. The Holiday Wreath Making Workshop in San Francisco is typed as $200.00 + $105.00/person, so 10 guests come to $200.00 + (10 x $105.00) = $1,250.00; its description quotes $115 per guest, so confirm the rate with the vendor.
Can a wreath making instructor come to our office?
Yes. The Holiday Wreath Decorating Workshop brings all materials to your office or venue within 20 miles of Oakland for $90.00/person and 4 to 100 guests. The San Mateo plant studio lists travel versions of the three wreath classes in this guide (within about 30 miles, with a separate travel fee billed after booking), and the South Beach craft studio lists one that travels within 60 miles of San Francisco.
Is there a virtual wreath making class for remote teams?
The seven Bay Area wreath workshops in this guide are all in person; for a remote team, the San Mateo plant studio's listings say it runs virtual versions of many of its workshops, with kits shipped to remote guests for an added shipping charge per kit, so ask it whether a wreath class is one of them.
Is there a wreath making class for kids in the Bay Area?
Yes. The Seasonal Wreath Making Class for Kids runs at a plant studio in San Mateo for children aged 5 to 13 at $45.00/person, for 6 to 500 guests and one hour. Each child decorates two small grapevine wreaths, and an adult must accompany attending kids but may observe for free.
Which wreath making workshop makes the longest-lasting wreath?
Among these seven Bay Area wreath workshops, the Dried Floral Holiday Wreath Class in San Francisco is the one whose listing says the wreath lasts year-round, since it is made from dried florals and greens. The San Mateo succulent wreath listing says it stays fresh with light care; the fresh greenery listings give no lifespan beyond the season (the travel workshop says the wreath hangs through the season).