Thanksgiving Decoration Ideas for More Inspiration on Holiday Decor

Thanksgiving is ONE day left! It is time to invite friends home for Thanksgiving dinner or party. Have you already embellished your home with a bit of fun? Decoration for Thanksgiving does not have to cost a lot of money. We can spruce things up with some creative DIYs and nice holiday lights without breaking the bank actually. If you are on a budget this holiday season, here are some holiday decoration tips that be used to create a relaxing ambiance on Thursday!

Reuse Halloween Pumpkins for Thanksgiving Decor

Never throw away those Halloween pumpkins. They are no longer decorations for Halloween only! There are a lot of ways to use the pumpkins for enhancing our Thanksgiving holiday. We can spice up our Thanksgiving table with the pumpkins, or DIY some Thanksgiving centerpieces made from pumpkins, like the one in the pic.



It's really a super-easy centerpiece idea with any container, filler, décor items and candles we have on hand. Try to add some natural resources such as branches, leaves, etc to the pumpkin and light it up with candles. We can also try to paint the exteriors in beautiful autumn colors.

DIY Pumpkin Paper



If you have no pumpkins after the Halloween, for a budget holiday, try some DIYs to make a pumpkin via paper. For example, find out an old book and use the strips of the book page to make a pumpkin. Try to add some neutral-toned rusticity or pair the pumpkin with colorful details.

Thanksgiving Lights to Lighten the Mood



Thanksgiving is not just about a holiday meal. We need to relax and feel the happiness of that special day. Take a load off and set up the holiday atmosphere in advance via the mason jars or other holiday lights for a relaxed mood. We can DIY the mason jars with leaves stuck to them or we can bring home some tree branches and light it up with some LED string lights for a warm glow.

Thankful Tree 



A tree in a room seems to bring more natural feel and that is very interesting and goes well with the autumn theme. We do not have to take a real big tree home. Just get some tree branches and put them into a bottle. Add some paper-made heart-shaped leaves and call it thankful tree.

Grateful Branch 



It is really interesting to do some major brainstorming for holiday decoration. This is a very great idea that incorporates gratitude, family, and a seriously cool art installation. Write some wishes or names and hang them from a branch like this, or the ceiling or light fixtures at different levels. Each year we sit around the table and say what we are grateful for, so this year write them down, too on the grateful branch.


Tree Light

Take out the Christmas light tree out that you used in last Christmas season. The Christmas tree light is not just for Christmas actually. Illuminate the tree and create a warm glow.

Decorate With Fall Foliage



Give bookshelves, or any surface a fall fix with autumn leaves. Gather pretty specimens from the  backyard and make the home full of autumn hues.

Suspended Thanksgiving centerpiece



Maples smell what the autumn is like. Make full use of the maples and use it as Thanksgiving centerpiece if you still have no idea of the table centerpiece or you do not want to spend too much.