Happy Hub Collective runs a 90-minute Australian Botanicals Christmas Wreath Workshop at its studio in Fremantle, Perth. Guests build their own wreath from native Australian foliage, then decorate it with ribbons and festive embellishments. Public sessions run on Sundays from 22 November to 20 December 2026, 10am to 11:30am. Tickets are $159, or $149 when booked at least 14 days ahead.
Quick facts
Workshop: Australian Botanicals Christmas Wreath Workshop
Where: Happy Hub Collective, Fremantle (10 Stack Street, Fremantle WA 6160)
When: Sundays 22 November, 29 November, 6 December, 13 December and 20 December 2026, 10am to 11:30am
Duration: 1.5 hours
Price: $159 per person, or $149 earlybird when booked 14 or more days ahead
Included: All tools and materials to make one wreath, plus tea, coffee and summer sodas!
Book: here!
What happens in the Christmas wreath workshop?
A Happy Hub Collective facilitator guides guests through each step of building a Christmas wreath, using an assortment of native Australian foliage and decorative elements. Once the base is complete, guests add their own creative touches with colourful ribbons, ornaments and festive embellishments, so every wreath reflects its maker's holiday style.
Along the way, guests learn practical tips for keeping a native wreath fresh and vibrant, so it stays a cherished decoration throughout the holiday season. The session is relaxed and unhurried, with tea and coffee on hand, which makes it a calm way to slow down during a busy time of year.
Why make a wreath from native Australian botanicals?
A native wreath celebrates the Australian landscape rather than a northern hemisphere winter. Happy Hub Collective uses fresh native foliage because the botanicals dry and preserve naturally, so a wreath made in the workshop can be enjoyed for a couple of years, not just one December.
What is included?
Each ticket includes all the tools and materials needed to make one wreath, creative guidance from a facilitator, and self-serve tea, coffee and soda stream. Guests take their finished wreath home on the day.
2026 Christmas wreath workshop dates and prices
Public sessions run at Happy Hub Collective, Fremantle, from 10am to 11:30am on:
Sunday 22 November 2026
Sunday 29 November 2026
Sunday 6 December 2026
Sunday 13 December 2026
Sunday 20 December 2026
Tickets are $159 per person. Booking at least 14 days before a session saves $10 per guest, bringing the price to $149. Afterpay is available through ClassBento, and bookings close 24 hours before each session.
Christmas wreath workshops for teams and private groups
Looking for end of year team building [link to your corporate page] in Perth or a festive catch up with friends? Happy Hub Collective runs private Christmas wreath workshops for groups of 10 to 100 guests. Private sessions can be held at the Fremantle studio, or the Happy Hub Collective team can bring the workshop to a workplace or venue within 50 kilometres of Fremantle. A private booking fee applies, and dates can be requested through the private booking option on ClassBento or by contacting Happy Hub Collective directly.
How to book
Public sessions and private groups.. We also have gift cards are available, so the workshop makes a thoughtful Christmas gift for someone who loves flowers, gardening or making things by hand.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I do a Christmas wreath workshop in Perth?
Happy Hub Collective runs native Christmas wreath workshops at its studio in Fremantle, Perth. Public sessions run on Sundays from 22 November to 20 December 2026, and private groups can book the studio or have the workshop brought to their venue.
How long does the Christmas wreath workshop take?
The workshop takes 90 minutes. Public sessions run from 10am to 11:30am.
How much does the Christmas wreath workshop cost?
Tickets are $159 per person, or $149 when booked at least 14 days before the session. All tools and materials for one wreath are included.
Do I need any floristry experience?
No. A Happy Hub Collective facilitator guides guests through each step, from building the base to adding the finishing decorations.
How long does a native Christmas wreath last?
Because native Australian botanicals dry and preserve naturally, a wreath made in the workshop can last a couple of years. Guests also learn tips for keeping it fresh through the holiday season.
Can I book a private Christmas wreath workshop for my team?
A native wreath is a decoration with a story: made by hand, in good company, from the plants that make Western Australia beautiful. Book a Sunday session at Happy Hub Collective, Fremantle here and if you love working with your hands, explore our pottery classes in Fremantle.