My front door - what a difference a day makes.

Simple Christmas decor at my front door!

Snow always adds the perfect touch to outdoor Christmas Decor! The beautiful white powdery snow looks so pretty at the beginning of the winter season and at Christmas!

Christmas wreath with white lights hanging on a vintage sled with skates placed near the sled

My front door.

This year I decided we were going to cut back out outside decorating. Actually, the weather probably contributed to that decision more than anything. We went from decent to nasty winter weather in the space of a couple of days. We knew it was coming but it still caught us by surprise.

It's my front door that I focused on this year.

I hope you find it welcoming!

Christmas trees in planters with vintage sled in the background

Look, no snow!

Closeup of christmas tree in a planter with fresh snowfall. White lights shining through the snow.

What a difference a day makes! Look at that snow.

One of my goals was that my front door would look interesting and welcoming in the daylight and at night.

I like my Wintery Christmas decor during the day but LOVE it at night.

The sled with a wreath, lanterns and skates. Finishing up front door porch decor

I had some battery operated candles in my lanterns in the fall but it just wasn't bright enough for winter. I happened to have a string of white lights so I used them. Fortunately, they had white wires which I think looked way better than the green wired lights would.

See how pretty the lanterns shine with the white lights?

I put a very plain wreath on the sled. Just added a string of lights. I tried a few big bows but they didn't do anything for me. I think because a had my red poinsettia wreath so close on the front door my sled wreath needed to be very simple.

Or, maybe this guy made sure the wreath stayed plain.

My Raji pie. Sitting in the middle of my wreath when I put it down for a moment.

My wreath

Here is the red poinsettia wreath.

The red poinsettia wreath.

And of course, I had to buy something from my local Boy Scouts. This year I tried a couple of swags. Not a hundred percent sure I'll go that route again.