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Christmas on the Front Porch

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Today is all about Christmas on the front porch!Front porch decorated for Christmas

We’re so excited to finally be showing y’all what we’ve been up to the past few weeks. This week we’ll be sharing quite a few of our spaces all decorated for Christmas. What better way to begin than with the front porch?! We’re also excited to be participating in this years Christmas Porch Tour, hosted by Amy from Atta Girl Says. If you’re new here, welcome! And if you’ve been here before, we’re so happy to have you back!

I love adding pops of red during Christmas and it really does make everything so much more cheerful. There can never be enough red bows, blankets, ornaments…you get the idea.

Christmas on the front porch

Mom made this adorable Santa pillow, that in all honesty I may have stolen from her haha! You can see how easy it is to transfer graphics to pillows here.

Cozy front porch christmas

Truth be told, this sled was mine when I was a child, so it is about 25 years old. Is that considered vintage now? I hope not!

Vintage front porch Christmas

Are you a fan of boxwood wreaths? I got this from Trader Joe’s the day they came out because I knew they would be bought up. Now the hard part is keeping it alive through Christmas. I also love the rustic wooden crate that the tree is in, which was a curbside find. Those are the best!

Buffalo check Christmas decor. Rustic crate.

Last year in the dining room I did a buffalo check theme, which I loved. Also, I wanted to be able to use some of those ornaments in my decor this year and thought they would be perfect on the front porch.

Front porch decorated for Christmas

Christmas tree on the front porch. Boxwood wreath.

I made this rustic Merry Christmas sign a few years ago from a piece of wood that was left in our old house when we moved in. It will always has a home on the front porch.
Christmas on the front porch

And I of course had to include my new welcome mat from the Hearth & Hand collection at Target. I just love it!

Front Porch for Christmas

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Thanks for stopping by and enjoying Christmas on the front porch with me! Prepared to be inspired with these festive Christmas decorating ideas for your front porch, sunroom, screened-in porch or gazebo.

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19 Comments

  1. So, so cute! Love the sled, the plaids and the tree crate! Excited to be joining the tour with you this year! Hugs, Cecilia @ My Thrift Store Addiction

  2. Love it! Cute, cozy and creative!

  3. What a beautiful porch! I love that buffalo check tree too. Cheers! Kristy

  4. Very cute porch! Loving the sled. And no, 25 years isn’t ancient or anything :).

  5. Love all the cheery pops of red, Jenn! They’re really pretty and you know I’m crazy about the buffalo check print too. It’s not cold in Florida but for realz, I need that sled – gah – love it! Hugs, CoCo

  6. Your porch looks so festive and inviting for Christmas! Buffalo check is perfect for Christmas and your tree looks great by your door loaded with those cute ornaments. I look forward to seeing more of your decor this Christmas season.

  7. You shop like I do: mom’s house, curbside, Trader Joe’s and Target!

    It all combines beautifully on your front porch. I love all the red with your buttery yellow paint; Christmas red coordinates with everything. And the buffalo check might be my favorite pattern ever!

    Thanks so much for being part of my porch tour! Can’t wait to tour the rest of your holiday home.

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