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Budget-Friendly Valentine’s Door Decorations

Are you looking for Budget-Friendly Valentine’s Door Decorations Inspiration? See how I used a recent thrift store find to decorate for Valentine’s on the porch without spending any additional money.

Y’all, I don’t decorate a lot for Valentine’s Day, but when I found these great heart-shaped baskets while thrifting, I knew exactly how I could use them.

Although they were not identical, I knew they would be perfect for Valentine’s Door Decorations.

thrifted white basket hears for budget-friendly Valentine's Day Decorating.

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How To Decorate A Valentine’s Porch

The first step in decorating the Valentine’s porch is deciding what to put on the door shutters we added last year.

Instead of a traditional wreath, I decided the thrifted white baskets would pop on the black shutters.

I didn’t want to spend additional money to create Valentine’s door decorations, so here’s what I did.

thrift Store White Heart Basket on a black shutter and faux flowers for Valentine's Door Decorations

How To Hang Valentine’s Door Decorations

I use these S Hooks to hang the basket on the shutters. I use them all around the house and have a good supply.

To add color to the baskets, I found a couple of flower bundles from last Spring in my stash.

Then the artificial flower bundle was tucked into the basket by allowing the stem to extend out the backside of the basket. One bundle filled the basket perfectly, and I arranged the stems to spill from the baskets.

thrift Store White Heart Basket filled with faux flowers for Valentine's Door Decorations and planter with hearts

Budget-Friendly Valentine’s Porch Planters

Since we added tall DIY Faux Galvanized Planters to the front porch, they are easy to decorate with both real and faux plants.

To decorate for a budget-friendly Valentine’s porch, they were filled with faux greenery, which I also used last year, and these DIY Wooden Hearts Trio.

If I store my faux flowers and greenery after the season, I can use them multiple times before needing to replace them.

DIY faux galvanized planters filled with DIY wooden heart trio and faux greenery

The wooden hearts are a project I made several years ago, and the trio is attached with jute twine. You can see them hanging on the shutters on this previous Winter’s Valentine’s Day Porch.

Leaving the string attached, they are nestled in a combination of faux eucalyptus and a trailing greenery vine for a different use.

DIY planter filled with wooden red heart trio and faux greenery with thrifted white heart basket on shutter

The French Doors

I rarely add wreaths or other decorations to the French doors. We enjoy the view of the ponds and leave them unadorned.

French doors with over-sized rug and Valentine's Day Decorations

In addition to the planters and door shutters, we have added a DIY address sign above the doors and an oversized outdoor rug to the porch.

Valentine's Porch Decorations using thrift store and budget-friendly decorations.

Additional Valentine’s Porch Decorations

I also added one of my favorite antique pieces to the porch. The red and blue enamelware container is filled with more faux greenery.

Antique enamelware bowl filled with faux greenery and wooden hearts for Valentines Porch Decorations

The second set of DIY wooden hearts, grapevine wreaths, and nandina berries complete the large container porch arrangement.

DIY Wooden Heart trio in greenery and with grapevine wreath and berries.

A heart garland is added to the second planter to balance the two planters.

Valentine's Door Decorations for Farmhouse Style Valentine's Porch with thrift store finds.

I achieved my goal of a budget-friendly Valentine’s Porch. The only newly purchased items were the two thrift store heart baskets which cost only $7.00 for the pair. All the greenery and faux flowers have been used in different areas around the farmhouse since last Spring and Summer. Even the DIY projects are all from previous years.

French Doors decorated for Valentine's with budget-friendly thrifted decorations

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Brenda

Friday 26th of January 2024

So cute.. I always love your style indoor or out!!

Rachel

Saturday 27th of January 2024

Brenda, I really appreciate your comments. Thanks for stopping by.

Deborah Croft

Friday 26th of January 2024

Rachel, I love all your ideas for decorating. Taking thrift store finds really inspire me. You truly are very talented at taking something very plain and making it pretty. Thank you for sharing everything you do.

Rachel

Saturday 27th of January 2024

Deborah, Thank you so much for these kind words of encouragement. I'm so glad you like this.

Karolyn

Sunday 5th of February 2023

I love those baskets with red flower sprays in them! So simple and elegant! The whole porch looks so pretty!!! Thank you for sharing....I try to never miss your posts...

Rachel

Monday 6th of February 2023

Karolyn, I'm so glad you like them. It was a fun porch.

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Sunday 29th of January 2023

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Rachel

Monday 30th of January 2023

Thanks for sharing.

Kim | Shiplap and Shells

Saturday 28th of January 2023

I can't find heart baskets anywhere! You are so lucky to have these. I love what you've done and am such a fan of your front porch Rachel.

Rachel

Monday 30th of January 2023

Kim, I found these for half price in the summer. Just held on to them for this occasion.