Inspiring Front Porch Christmas Decorations & Tips

Tip #1- Add color & texture for BIG impact

First up, let's take a look at my own front porch all decked out for Christmas. All I did was hang these preserved boxwood wreaths on our front door, add this gorgeous rug for color and texture, add these faux Norfolk pine trees to the planters and set out these large bottle brush trees. It took less than 30 minutes. But the variety of color and textures makes a HUGE impact against our otherwise neutral house.

This front porch from Dimples & Tangles is another fun example of bringing lots of texture and color in through your front porch Christmas decorations. So fun and happy!

Tip #2: Layer your wreaths to make them look larger

I LOVE how Brooke of Nesting With Grace layered those brass leaf wreaths on top of fresh green wreaths + added ribbon to create LARGE wreaths that pack a big punch.

Tip #3: Include garland and lights

When it doubt, you can never go wrong with adding garland and lights around your front door. It's simple but very effective! I love how Ashley of Modern Glam added her own twist to this classic combination.

Chelsea at Two–Twenty-One does a beautiful job with her garland and lights. She layers several strands of lights with two strands of garland to get a spectacular glow.

Tip #4: Add oversized elements to your front porch Christmas decorations

These oversized DIY Christmas bulbs by Sugar & Cloth are great for curb appeal because their large scale makes them so easy to see from the street!

I love everything about this front porch design by Annie Selke, including those fun oversized inflatable ornaments. Again, talk about a big impact!

Tip #5: Make it all about the greenery

If you prefer a more neutral vibe for your front porch decorations, make it all about the greenery like Lucy at Craftberry Bush did. I love how she used several different types of greenery and layered them to ensure this monochromatic look is anything but boring. It's absolutely GORGEOUS!