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How to Welcome Party Guests at the Door in 4 Easy Steps

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Welcome Party Guests at the Door in 4 Easy Steps. Simple touches like these four can add a festive note that your guests will detect even before you open the door.

party, tips for decorating front door, party decorating tips, home decorating for guests, outside for party 1 Flickering candles.

Beckon guests inside your home by placing a trail of colorful lit candles on the walkway to your front door or along the porch railing for a summer soiree.

For fall or holiday gatherings, make the trail of votive candles - in glass holders or weighted down in paper bags with sand.

2 Swag it or park it.

For a shower or holiday get-together, hang swags of plant materials or indoor-outdoor ribbon from the handrail of your porch or front steps.

For festive fall decor, add a trio or quartet of gourds and pumpkins to the porch.

3 Light up the greenery.

Entwine strings of tiny lights around outdoor plants or small trees to brighten your entryway on a dark night. Or, twist lights around twigs in a large vase that you set in your front window as a welcoming beacon for guests.

4 Hang a themed door wreath.

Whatever the season, make guests feel welcome with a door wreath that incorporates flowers, leaves, herbs, or fruits tied with a ribbon.

You can buy ready-made wreaths or make your own by adding a few inexpensive seasonal touches to a base of artificial greenery or dried vines.

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