A floral wall to brighten up the kindergarten graduation ceremony! A collection of fun-to-make ideas
Wall decorations that brighten up the graduation ceremony venue.
Are you unsure what design to choose? Flower decorations made with tissue paper or origami are easy to incorporate and instantly make the space feel more cheerful.
Ideas featuring flowers—like cherry blossoms or tulips blooming across the wall, or an arch adorning the entrance—are perfect for celebrating the children’s new beginning.
Here, we’ll introduce flower-themed wall decor and paper flower decoration ideas suitable for a preschool graduation ceremony.
We’ll also share step-by-step instructions and tips, so be sure to use them as a reference!
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A flower wall to brighten up the preschool graduation ceremony! A fun collection of ideas (41–50)
Cherry blossoms made with straw stamps
Let’s use straws to create a cherry blossom wall display! As preparation, draw the trunk of a cherry tree on construction paper or similar.
Cut the mouthpiece end of a straw and open it out into a flower shape.
Dip it in pink paint, then stamp the blossoms onto the tree.
The stamping step is fun even for infants and toddlers, so it could be nice for everyone to work together to make one big cherry tree.
You could write “Congratulations on your graduation” above the tree and display it on the wall as a gift from the current students.
A flower wall to gorgeously adorn the graduation ceremony! A fun collection of ideas (51–60)
Decorations made with balloons and tissue paper
The pastel-colored decorations are gorgeous and adorable! Let me introduce some ideas for decorations made with balloons and tissue paper.
These ideas create a cohesive look with an overall pastel color scheme.
They’re perfect for a graduation ceremony—a bright, celebratory day—and the festive decorations are truly appealing! The ideas are packed with ways to decorate not only the main venue, but also photo spots and the entrance.
The charming decorations, sure to lift the spirits, will delight both the children and their parents.
Cherry blossoms made with balloon art
When it comes to decorations kids love, balloons are a must! How about making cherry blossoms out of balloons and displaying them on the wall? In this idea, each lock twist is treated as a single petal, and five are made to form a cherry blossom.
By twisting a lock twist and slightly revealing the back side of the balloon to the front, it gives a more cherry-blossom-like look.
Make five small balls with a yellow balloon and place them in the center of the petals to complete the blossom! There are also instructions on how to make the tree branches, so feel free to use them as a reference and give it a try.
Cherry Blossoms Made with Paper Quilling
Paper quilling is a type of craft in which you roll thin strips of paper to make parts and use them to create artwork.
Here’s an idea for making cherry blossom petals with paper quilling and assembling them into a single piece.
First, cut your favorite pink construction paper into 1-centimeter-wide strips.
Clamp one end in a slotted quilling tool and roll it up.
Once rolled, loosen it slightly, glue it, and shape it into a petal.
Make five of these, and combine them with a yellow paper center to represent a cherry blossom.
Creating a large piece can be challenging, but even small ones have a strong impact, so this could become a talked-about wall decoration for a preschool graduation ceremony.
Origami decoration
Wall decorations made with colorful origami are both classic and vibrant, making them easy to create.
Simple staples like paper chains can be made quickly, so having teachers and current students craft them together could be a lovely way to celebrate the graduating class.
You can also brighten up the room by folding various shapes from origami and displaying them.
One of the great things about origami wall decor is the wide range of possible arrangements.
From gathering materials to making the pieces, this is a recommended idea that’s easy to tackle even during the busy period leading up to the graduation ceremony.
Cherry blossom wall
Let us introduce a cherry blossom wall display that captures the feeling of spring in Japan.
You will need pink construction paper, light pink construction paper, scissors, thumbtacks or double-sided tape, a yellow crayon, brown construction paper, and a stapler.
First, stack the pink papers together and staple them, then cut them into the shape of cherry blossoms.
At this time, cut out petal shapes as well.
Next, crease the cut cherry blossoms and petals to give them a three-dimensional look.
Finally, make branches with the brown construction paper and attach the blossoms to finish! It’s also fun to see how the atmosphere changes depending on where you place the petals.
cherry blossoms
Cherry blossoms are perfect for graduation season and can be easily made with origami, so teachers and children can create them together.
The bright, room-decorating cherry blossoms will help the children feel the moment of their departure.
They also make an ideal motif to highlight the main wall display, so we recommend making them alongside other decorations.
Simply changing the colors or sizes will result in a visually vibrant wall decoration.
Let’s make lots together and brighten up the graduation ceremony.