Festive Wreaths

Decorating a festive wreath for your front door is no doubt one of the best activities to get in the holiday spirit. But if you’re planning to host your friends and family over multiple holidays, things can get a little challenging between curating extensive menus and crafting DIY holiday decorations. Thus, we suggest you create a beautiful base wreath and add different evocative ornaments to complement the holiday in question. Here are a few wreath decorating ideas and tips on how to spruce them up for each holiday!

Since evergreen leafy decorations never go out of style or season, lush greenery wreaths are one of the most versatile home accessories that work like a charm for holiday decor! Use a lovely boxwood wreath or wrap pine or fern greenery garlands around a metal wire wreath frame to create a basic wreath. For Halloween, tie a layered bow on it using orange, black, purple and green ribbons to showcase the striking Halloween colors. However, when you’re done with spooky celebrations, strip the vibrant ribbons down and embellish the wreath with natural or gold-dusted pinecones along with natural burlap, brown and white burlap ribbon bows to effortlessly transform it into a Thanksgiving wreath. Whereas, for Christmas, add burgundy pearl stems, and shimmery baubles to the mix while switch out the neutral ribbons with festive red and gold ribbons to exude grandeur and opulence.

Not a fan of vibrant holiday decor? Decorate your front door, entryway wall, or mantelshelf with a rustic wreath for a cozy yet stylish appeal. Gather a few assorted mini wood slices and stick them together to form a ring. Bedeck it with dried foliage and florals to impart an eerie flair for the spookiest holiday of the year. Whereas for Thanksgiving, pen down thankful phrases on the wood slices or attach a hanging wood sign in the center to scribe your Thanksgiving greetings. Since sylvan accents are already a significant part of winter decorations as they imbue cozy warmth into your space, this woodsy wreath will fit right into your Christmas & holiday decorations without any alterations, just use the wooden sign to display your “Merry Christmas” wish to uplift the spirit!

In case you’re on the lookout for a festive wreath that does not require any modification at all but will be perfect for Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and even New Year, we’ve got a stunning wreath decor idea for you that features accents associated with every holiday without looking tacky! Opt for a grapevine wreath and creatively adorn it with a mix of faux seasonal fruits, mini pumpkins, and preserved moss to usher in a Halloween and Thanksgiving flair. However, to add a wintery and Christmas touch to your festive wreath decor, tuck in a couple of knitting needles and attach the grapevine wreath to a metal ring frame covered with pine garlands for a gorgeous holiday decor. Moreover, you can also suspend a small disco mirrored ball in the center of the wreath to jazz it up for New Year!

Merry Outdoor Holiday Decor

Since your porch walls and front door will be adorned with a gorgeous holiday wreath, the windows might look bare and boring. Thus, to truly bring out the cheerful, joyous vibe, bedeck the windows with all things festive to accentuate your outdoor holiday decor up by several notches. Perch a natural wooden planter on the exterior window sill and arrange a lush mix of green leaves, vines, and seasonal fruits along with some pine cones to introduce texture and dimension to your exterior home design. In order to put a festive spin on your holiday window decorations, get your hands on some props and figurines for an effortless setup. Prop up a thankful sign for Thanksgiving, use skulls and fake spiders for Halloween, and nestle a couple of snowman or Santa figurines in between the foliage for a glorious holiday & seasonal decor.

Enticing Table Decorations

Hallothanksmas is all about eating, drinking, and spreading cheer all around for three months straight! So, gather your loved ones and spread out a lavish tablescape to enjoy the holidays to the fullest. Draw inspiration from this charming holiday table decor and get ready to cook up a storm!

If you think holiday decorations are meant to be loud and garish, think again! This year, opt for a monochromatic color scheme for your holiday decor and add a few pops of seasonal colors to keep it fresh all season long. Drape your table with either a simple white tablecloth or a chic black & white buffalo plaid tablecloth to set the foundation. Elevate the tabletop decorations with an orange maple leaf garland, natural pinecones, orange and black taper candles, and a white floral vase filled with black plume feathers while use black chargers, white plates and buffalo plaid napkins for your place setting creating a sophisticated yet quirky Halloween tablescape.

For Thanksgiving, switch out the plume feathers with cheerful orange roses, yellow hydrangeas, thistle flowers, and dried wheat sheaves to enliven your holiday dinner table decorations. Also, opt for orange chargers and tie sprigs of greenery to the black & white checkered napkins infusing the wonderful charm of Thanksgiving into your table settings.

When Christmas rolls around, swap the fall leaf garland in favor of a frosted greenery vine and use holly, burgundy pearl stems, and pine cones to bedeck the vase. Moreover, opt for green and gold taper candles and slip a wooden slice underneath the vase while placing some bottle brush trees around the garland for an authentic Christmassy vibe. Moreover, use red charger plates and chic metallic gold cutlery to complete your holiday table decor for Christmas.

Wondrous Mantelshelf Decor

Want to imbue holiday cheer into your living room? Exhibit your festive decor accessories on the fireplace mantelshelf to revamp your space for the festive season. Deck your mantelshelf with floral & foliage garlands along with twinkling string lights for a basic hallothanksmas decor but keep some special accessories on hand to spruce it up according to the holiday. For instance, you can arrange black roses in a gold metal trumpet vase and juxtapose it on the shelf along with 3D LED marquee letters spelling out “BOO” for a spooktacular holiday mantel decor.

For thanksgiving, hang a “Give Thanks” banner and arrange a variety of candles, pumpkins and gourds on the mantelshelf and hearth for a bountiful display. Whereas use stocking holders, red bows, advent wreaths, and stryrofoam cones decorated with red and gold glitter for your Christmas celebrations!