You can decorate your porch not only with a cool wreath but also with many other cute details and accessories. Have a look at these examples below. Fall plants and bushes in pots that are colorful, pine cones, faux birds, pumpkins and webs, amazing garlands of fall leaves that are around the columns look amazing. A pumpkin – no matter faux or natural, white or colorful – is a necessary detail at every porch because what the fall holidays without a pumpkin? Leaves, berries, fall style lanterns, create your own lanterns putting long candles into a glass lantern, take some more lanterns and put small pumpkins or squashes inside – and your composition is ready! Bats and scarecrows are to the point, and so are skulls. Orange and black will be a perfect idea not only for fall but especially for Halloween. Enjoy amazing fall!
Here is an awesome example of how well the porch could be decorated for fall and Halloween without overcomplicating things.
Do you already have a fall arrangement of pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, and leaves? Scatter around a bunch of Halloween props and light it up with loads of Halloween tea lights for a spooky vibe!.
Paint some pumpkins white, add some branches painted black, add plastic ravens and you got yourself a cool Halloween porch!.
Pumpkin topiaries is a great alternative to traditional ones if you want to decorate your front porch according to the season.
Countdown sign would be a perfect addition to your porch for the whole season. Just don't forget to change the number.
Black birds set a scary scene when they alight around a doorway flanked with stalks of dried corn.
If you don't like traditional fall door wreaths, here is an interesting alternative for you. Cut "FALL" letters from thin plywood, paint them in bright colors and hang on the door with colroful ribbons.
If you don't have a table on your front porch then it's good idea to put one there for fall and winter. You can use it as a display stand for beautiful festive arrangements.
Add a bunch of fall blooms on your front steps. It'd be especially great if you will stuff them into DIY pumpkin planters.
In case you love monochrome color schemes, choose fall blooms in the same color as pumpkins. They would look great mixed with dried leaves lying all around.
Pumpkins, twigs and fallen leaves are the most popular thing to use in autumn's arrangements.
DIY garland made of fallen leaves could be a cool thing to have around your front door. Crow figures would spice things up for Halloween.
Monoram pumpkin is a great piece of decor for Halloween and for fall in general. To make one you just need some spray paint for a background, transfer paper for a stencil, acrylic paint to fill the stencil and clear spray enamel to protect the pumpkin.
Layered pumpkins are quite popular for traditional fall decorations but they work great for Halloween too.
Fall lanterns could be filed with traditional candles but you can also spice things up and stuff them with tiny pumpkins, berries, leaves or some other small products of this beautiful time of the year.
Cutting small bat silhouettes could become a great craft project with your kids. If you manage to cut lots of these tiny bats, use them to decorate your front porch.
Spray painted in white upside-down gourd is a great looking scary head if you draw a face on it using a black marker.
Spray painting with metal paint is a great way to add some shiny glow to your fall's display.
