Thanksgiving decorating doesn’t have to take over the porch. A wreath, a clear color direction and one or two thoughtful accents can make the front door feel ready for guests without crowding the entry.

Choose the color story first

For a harvest look, the 24 Inch Sunflower & Wheat Wreath brings together red and orange sunflowers, autumn leaves, raffia, wheat accents and berries. It gives you several colors and textures to pick up elsewhere on the porch.

24-inch sunflower and wheat fall wreath with autumn leaves, raffia and berries
Sunflowers, wheat accents and layered leaves set a harvest-inspired tone.

If you prefer a leaf-forward look, the 24 Inch Maple Leaf & Berry Wreath combines red, orange and yellow maple leaves with orange and yellow berries. It has a deeper late-autumn palette that pairs easily with a simple doormat or a few pumpkins.

24-inch maple leaf and berry wreath in red, orange and yellow
Maple leaves and berries bring layered fall color to the door.

Add a couple of accents, then stop

Let the wreath do most of the work. A pair of pumpkins beside the door, a planter or a seasonal doormat can make the entry feel finished. Repeat one or two colors from the wreath so the pieces feel connected, and leave enough room to open the door and walk through comfortably.

Check the scale before you hang it

Both wreaths are 24 inches across. If you’re not sure how that size will look on your door, use our wreath size calculator to check the proportions.

Before displaying your wreath, follow the placement guidance on its product page.

A welcoming Thanksgiving entry can be simple: choose the fall colors you like, add a few details around the wreath, and keep the doorway easy to use.

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