30 Thanksgiving Decor Ideas to Celebrate in Style

It is Turkey Day, after all, so it only makes sense that you feature beautifully designed Thanksgiving dinner plates with the animal on them. Pair the plates with larger plaid ones in fall colors to take the look to the next level.

Using wheat as a table centerpiece or an accent in your living room is a super-easy way to dress up your home for Thanksgiving. Plus, it adds a rustic touch.

For a rustic Thanksgiving look, use wood-stump place card holders to display the names of your guests. You can even put photos of your guests in the holders instead of simply writing their names.

Most Thanksgiving dinners end with the family gathered in the living room to lounge and digest, so making sure your space is cozy and welcoming is a must. The easiest way to do that? Toss a throw blanket on a few chairs.

Wreaths aren't holiday-specific, so welcome your guests to your home with a full and on-theme Thanksgiving wreath this year. From the fall colors to the matching ribbon, this one has got to be our favorite.

No holiday table is complete without a few tapered candles. Dress them up in these antique-inspired holders and call it a day.

Bring some sentimentality to your table by laying out old family photos as a place card for each dinner guest. It's such a nice way to honor and celebrate family members who are no longer with us and they can also serve as a memorable party favor (if you're willing to part with them/ made extra copies!). Or, use a polaroid camera to make new memories with your guests.

Fresh flowers throughout the house—not just on the dining room table—are crucial during Thanksgiving. Even better if you use pretty orange vases like these. Did we mention they're less than $20?

You don't have to stick to a quintessential orange, yellow, and brown color scheme to set a festive Thanksgiving scene, but it doesn't hurt to stay on theme. These easy-on-the-eyes paper lanterns add the warmest glow to any space—especially the dining room.

Lanterns? Check. Pumpkins? Got 'em. Wreaths? You betcha. Just throw in a gorgeous seasonal floral arrangement and it's a done deal.

Liven up the staircase by wrapping a garland around the railing. Everything looks more festive with a little greenery—even a kitchen.

If you're hosting Thanksgiving this year, chances are, you'll be hosting a few out-of-town guests as well. So prepare your guest room with a cozy, textured quilt that will make them feel like they're at their home away from home,

Spread out the paisley prints, fruit plates, and pheasant feathers this Thanksgiving for a thoroughly festive feast.

Wreaths are great, but door hangings are even better for someone looking to switch it up a bit. Using dried florals means you can leave it up for all season long, too.

It's not a proper Friendsgiving throw-down without a disco ball. We love how it adds some playful kitsch and glitz to an otherwise neutral dining room.

A kids table can be chic, too, you know! Place orange pillows on the ground as floor cushions and then add a few pumpkins, vases, and candles as a centerpiece.

A soft blanket, crackling fire, and cup of coffee are the secret weapons to keeping warm and cozy on a crisp, November day. Even better when the mantel is impeccably styled. Even if you have a gas-burning fireplace, you can still keep a few logs nearby for decoration!

Opt for a fall-friendly runner or welcome mat by the door instead of the one you used all summer. And bonus points if you line the front steps with pumpkins.

While some guests are into the main course, others are all about the dessert, so when bringing out the pies, be sure to do so in an elegant cake stand. We love this unexpected tortoise-inspired one from Nashi Home.

If you live somewhere warm, entertain guests on the front porch. Any porch, no matter the location, can look fall-ready with the right decorating treatment. String lights also make it feel more intimate.