40 Inspired Decor Ideas For The Best Thanksgiving Ever

What's a party without balloons? Use them as your Turkey Day table runner and you'll knock out two decor must-haves in one.

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Your guests will never believe that these napkins were dyed using turmeric and basil.

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Orange and brown? For Thanksgiving? Definitely not groundbreaking. This year, rainbow it up.

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Fall foliage is gorg, but we have another idea. These ombré leaves are totally stunning—and super easy to make.

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Emily Henderson's Thanksgiving table is everything ours aspires to be—it's warm and modern, totally inviting, and definitely not fussy.

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Tell everyone where they're sitting in the cutest way possible. Bonus? They can take these home after as party favors.

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Popcorn >>> actual corn. We're dying over these adorable crepe paper corn husks.

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All that glitters are gold pumpkins. Spray paint your pumpkin, then use it as a vase.

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Ask your kiddos if you can borrow their colored construction paper for this super quick DIY. It costs nothing, but looks seriously impressive.

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You could use basic name tags, but these cute messages will be a much bigger hit with your holiday guests.

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If you're tired of orange and black come the Thanksgiving feast, opt for a muted, earthy tablescape with hints (not the color palette!) of fall. -wrapped succulents bring the table to life, while alternating with offers verticality.

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Burlap, $16, amazon.com

Wrap the wide tops of acorn squash in jute rope and voila! An acorn squash transforms into its namesake — and brightens up any porch or nook.

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Greet visitors using a thrift store find coated with chalkboard paint. Or go for a more traditional autumn wreath featuring fallen leaves.

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Flickering candlelight looks even prettier against mixed metals. Switch up the finishes on cutlery and candlesticks, choosing silver and gold, for the perfect fall tablescape.

Taper Candles, $12, amazon.com

Lay out the welcome mat (and more) for holiday guests. Pumpkins, mums, and stalks of corn can dress up the front walk, and mini pumpkins add an unexpected surprise on top of window ledges.

Stock up on flint corn, permissions, and pomegranates to put together a centerpiece in a pinch. Heaped in a pretty bowl on the coffee table, or stacked on a cake stand in the dining room, the produce speaks for itself.

Cake Stand, $43, amazon.com

Jack-o-lantern season might be over, but a carved pumpkin still comes in handy as a candelabra. Just scoop out space for a glass hurricane, and trim the gourd with a bough of ivy.

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The secret to flower arranging is simpler than you think. Just start with single blossoms placed in several vases of different heights. Top it off with a bloom at each setting tucked behind the place card.

Multi-Height Vases, $25, amazon.com

Too busy cooking to decorate? Save some leftover sage from the turkey to dress up plain . Secure the sprigs with basic and the table's ready go.

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White pumpkins offer a subtle alternative to their brightly-colored cousins. Line them up on a wooden board for a perfectly rustic display.

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You're never too old to play with . Add a little sparkle throughout the house with a craft easy enough the kids can help out.

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Twigs from your backyard create this thoughtful tree, which is adorned with hanging notes of gratitude.

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Not a fan of wreaths? Hang wooden tags that you can easily DIY to prove just how grateful you are this season.

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Display a with a surrounding heap of leaves (because he should, of course, be dressed for the occasion!).

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Save a seat for your guests with a golden corn, complete with their name in neat cursive on the husk.

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Dress up your front porch's welcome sign with corn stalks and gourds — the bigger the better!

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Fill up ceramic pumpkin tureens with mini cabbage plants and scatter throughout your everyday china display.

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Ceramic Pumpkin Pot, $10, amazon.com

In case everyone forgot what day it is, this DIY banner will spread the word.

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A staple of Thanksgiving, bunches of vibrant corn easily come together to make a wreath.

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Share exactly what you're thankful for with family and friends by writing it out on a cute sign.

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