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Christmas Decorations for the Porch

First impressions really are everything, especially during the holiday season. Give your friends, family, and neighbors something to smile about when they approach your front door with these gorgeous Christmas decorations for the porch. We have three beautiful but different ways to dress up your entryway for the holiday season. No matter which you choose, you are sure to be the envy of the neighborhood.

Christmas Porch 1

Gorgeous Greenery

This trio of porch decorations is a classic take on holiday decor. It all starts with super thick and lush garland that can be used to create a gentle swag along your porch railing or around the doorway itself. That garland is perfectly accented by this multi-textural wreath with pinecone accents. The trio is completed with an ultra sophisticated single ball topiary in a gold urn. A pair of these flanking a set of stairs leading up to the porch would be just spectacular.

Christmas Porch 2

Floral Framework

Warmer, tropical locations are ideal for this floral framework approach to Christmas porch decorations. The combination of whisky pine needles, textural pinecones, and delicate artificial orchids is chic yet contemporary. What is great about this set is that three coordinating pieces are available: the swag, garland, and a wreath(not pictured). Start by hanging the swag above your front door and then use the coordinating garlands to drop down the framework of the door from either side of the swag.

Christmas Porch 3

Merry & Bright

This bright, classic red color has become synonymous with the holiday season and brings instant cheer to all. This design started with these absolutely stunning double ball topiaries in bright red pots. That color scheme is reflected in the berries of the door wreath. This is a fantastic choice for smaller porches or porches which need a pop of color to stand out. These Christmas decorations are timeless, just store them away and use them year after year.

 

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