Easy Valentine’s Decorations for Your Home
We like to keep things simple at our home, including holiday decor. I hope you enjoy these ideas for easy Valentine’s decorations for your home!
Once the Christmas trees are finally down, the last thing I want to do is add extra visual clutter to the house. However, as my youngest daughter gets older, I realize that the days of her enjoying all the fun holiday decor are fading away.
The last couple of years, with moving and working full time, I’m not sure I’ve even opened my Valentine’s Day Decor boxes. This year, I was intent on opening them up, if nothing else just to see what I have been hoarding!
My Thoughts on Easy Valentine’s Decorations
Start with a Valentine’s Day Wreath
The first, and super simple, way to add Valentine’s Day decor is to add a red and pink wreath to the front door.
I bought the supplies for this wreath several weeks ago, but it took me until February 13th to get it to the point where the heart wasn’t going to fall off at the first slam of the front door. Not that anyone at our house would ever slam the front door!
Surprisingly, until this year, I’ve never owned a Valentine’s Day wreath!
I also add this red and white striped rug to the porch to play off the red and pink wreath.
Just call me Cupid’s assistant!
Add Red and White Items to a Tiered Tray
Are we still decorating tiered trays? Who can keep up with the comings and goings of all the decorating styles and trends?
Tiered Trays, in style or out, are a great way to add a variety of festive touches to a space.
For Valentine’s Day Decor, simply round up all the red and white stuff!
Jars.
Vases.
Dollar Spot Mailboxes.
Pink and Red Tchotchkes.
I love a little bit of greenery thrown tossed around my trays for a bit of texture!
Once Valentine’s Day is past, the trays can be filled with your regular decor again and all this red and white can be put in a bin or used for other red and white holidays like Memorial Day, 4th of July and Christmas!
Create a Simple Valentine’s Day Centerpiece with Heart-Shaped Candy
I shouldn’t take credit for this. My daughter is actually the mastermind behind making these heart-shaped candy vases. I’m sure she saw this on YouTube!
These simple Valentine’s Day Decorations require a large vase and a smaller vase for the inside, a few bags of heart-shaped candy and some flowers.
I know yellow roses don’t scream Valentine’s Day decor, but I bought these because my daughter’s favorite color is yellow. The day I finished these vases was the same day as her birthday slumber party. The yellow roses were in her honor!
Red, White, and Pink Mugs = An Easy Valentine’s Decoration
Mug racks are a naturally simple way to add holiday colors to the home.
I already had these red and white mugs on the rack for Christmas.
Adding a few pink mugs created the perfect Easy Valentine’s Decorations combination for the kitchen!
These pink mugs were about $1.25 a piece from IKEA, including shipping! They were hard to pass up.
A little bit of greenery and a pink and white bead garland and this mug rack now screams Valentine’s Day to me!
Embrace Faux Flowers for Easy Valentine’s Decorations
I have never been afraid of Faux Flowers!
The bouquets I’m using for Valentine’s Day decor are actually all from Walmart!
I’ve had this bright pink bouquet for several years now and they still look fabulous. They’re a great pop of color in the middle of my living room.
This paler pink-apricottish bouquet, I just picked up from Walmart last week.
I was hoping to find something similar to the bright pink ones in the living room, but these caught my eye. Honestly, I love them!
Perfectly Easy Valentine’s Decorations
There’s still time to add Valentine’s Day Decor to your home!
Grab a bouquet of flowers at the grocery store.
Add red or pink ribbon to a green wreath on the front door.
Put a bag of red wrapped heart-shaped chocolate in a jar on your kitchen counter.
Light a red candle.
It doesn’t take much to create a little Valentine’s Day Decor magic in our homes!
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