EASY FALL FRONT PORCH DECOR _ DIY FALL FLORAL POT

Whispers of Cottages
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5 Video Views·Nov 28, 2025
All right, let's get this fall porch decorating started with a little reminder of what this front
porch area looks like. This is here at my front door and this is my favorite place to always start.
Normally I begin by doing my wreath. I love this wreath. I found this wreath at Ashley Nicole.
They always have really unique ideas. Why I was really drawn to this one, it was made out of a
hay bale but I loved the ribbons that were on it. Just the variety. I just felt like it had a lot
of style, a lot of character and just really screamed fall. The checkered ribbon that was in
this is what inspired my rug that I ended up putting down and I did find it at Amazon and so
anything that I'm able to link I will. There are a few items in here that I've had for many years
that I won't be able to link but look at this adorable checkered rug. I love it. I feel like
it's just unique, kind of classy looking and goes wonderful with that ribbon. So one of my things I
like to do when I'm decorating my fall front porch or any season of my porch is I try to make
it cohesive. I try to make it all go together and this ribbon and this rug was perfect.
Now the little rug that I'm putting here, don't worry we're going to fill in this space a little
bit more but how whimsical looking is that? It is kind of thin but I loved how it looked and so
I knew it was a must for my front porch. Then I added in a few different like gorge just to give
little style with a little hay bale and the mums and then this picture right here I've had for many
years and I love it. Now I haven't used it in several years so it's always fun to pull it out
of the attic and use something that I haven't used in quite some time. Now this right here is the star
of the show and I want to show you an easy inexpensive way to make one of these fall floral
you know containers for like entryways that is so easy. I begin by using one of my wreaths that I
own from Michael's. One of the best part about this wreath it already has a bow, it already has
pumpkins, it's taking a lot of the decoration out of what we need to do because it's already included
and then I bought a just a big pot of ornamental grass that fluffy beautiful ornamental grass that
when it blows in the breeze just oh looks beautiful. And then this right here these are from
Amazon and of course they're fake. It ties that awesome fall foliage into this pot gives it that
pop of color gives us our spiller takes a lot of the guesswork at it and this is super inexpensive
and so our filler is going to be the wreath, our spiller is the little things from Amazon and
then of course our thriller is going to be the tall ornamental grass and so I just bought four
of those to go around and it just filled this in so nicely. So I fluffed up the little ribbon that
came on it and this is gorgeous and took the guesswork out so I highly recommend this. I will
say that those black pots that they're in I bought several years ago at Target so I probably won't be
able to link them. Now these little jack-o'-lanterns I wanted to put on my front porch something fun
for my grandkids when they come over. They love this kind of stuff. I found this at Suburban Lawn
and Garden so I don't know if you have one in your area or if I'm able to find it but I love these
little flamed remote candles that you can put in there. They're rechargeable and they just have
this really nice little flame look to it. You can just pop them in there that way I know my
grandkids can't get burnt because they're going to want to play with these. It really just screams
fall and has a nostalgic look. I love how simply decorated the porch turned out this year. It just
feels calming but yet so inviting. So thank you for popping in and checking out my front porch
this year. I know it's not as elaborate as I normally go but I'm gonna admit I am tired
and I felt like this is the amount of energy that I felt putting into this
and I think this is just perfect. We'll see you on Sunday. Bye!
