What Holidays do you decorate

[low-key]

your house for ?


none, but if ever I break my lazy rule I will do it for Christmas

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

Christmas is my big one, I have scaled back some. Halloween is a little bit. That is all for me.

 

[DisneyNutMary]

When my kids were young, I decorated for every holiday. Right down to shamrocks for St Patrick's Day, and flags for July 4th, flag day and Veterans Day.
As they have gotten older, and I have gone back to full time work, I've cut back. Most years it's just christmas, but sometimes I get a burst of energy and will decorate for smaller holidays like Easter or Valentine's Day.

 

[kimblebee]

Christmas and Halloween for us.

 

[OZMom]

Halloween and Christmas. That's it and we don't do much.

 

[Disneylover99]

Halloween and Christmas, but we go a bit crazy at Halloween. Love it!

 

[DeaverTex]

Christmas. We hit Christmas pretty heavy, but we've never decorated for anything else. Some folks in the neighborhood decorate for Halloween.

 

[amber_cntrygrl]

I put out a ridiculous amount of Christmas decorations, and a tiny bit of Halloween decorations.

 

[Meriweather]

very few Valentine's Day
a few more at Easter
a few for July 4th
quite a few Halloween
a few Thanksgiving
and lots and lots of Christmas

 

[nicolita3]

A little bit for Valentine's day, Easter, and 4th of July. I love decorating for Halloween, I bought so much stuff after Halloween last year on clearance I can't wait to put up this year. I also decorate quite a bit for Christmas.

 

[Diznygrl]

Valentine's, Easter (don't really do St. Patrick's other than a wreath on the door because I usually have all my Easter stuff up by then), 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. I love holiday decorating. It's one of the simple pleasures in my life. I also have Easter, Autumn, and Christmas villages.

 

[lesliekatya]

You name it - I decorate for it. I have flags and window clings I put on the windows by the front door, and I put a little something on the coffee table for: Snowmen in January, Valentine's Day, St Pat's, Easter, Spring/Summer, 4th of July, Back to school, Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. I really only go all out for Christmas. I also have fall/winter and spring/summer throw pillows and curtains for the family room. I'm weird.

 

[bcwife76]

Christmas and a little bit at Halloween too.

 

[WorldWacky]

Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.

 

[ronandannette]

Christmas, Thanksgiving and to a much lesser degree, Easter. Usually have a bouquet of flowers on the table for Valentine's Day and and buy some themed paper napkins and put the flag out for Canada Day.

 

[Neesy228]

I decorate minimally for Valentine's Day.
Easter/spring is getting larger every year. As the winters get more miserable, I get more excited for springtime decor.
For summer, I do general red, white and blue decor. Not a ton, but enough.
We go all out for Halloween and Christmas.

 

[indimom]

Christmas + little bit of seasonal décor. Fall leaves, scarecrows, pumpkins in the fall. Flowers, Birds and Rabbits in the spring. Snowmen, skates, sled in the winter. I don't really have anything for summer; but, I usually add some hanging pots to the porch and put our colorful lawn chairs back out, which works for me.
I used to decorate for every holiday, even the minor ones. I ran a daycare and the kids enjoyed it, but it got a bit tiring for me. Most of the time, the decorations were only up for a week max and that's a lot putting up/taking down.
Decorating for the seasons is just about enough for me since I can leave them up for a couple months at a time.

 

[Soldier's*Sweeties]

Only Christmas right now, but I've been wanting to get into Halloween.

 

[goofinoff]

When my kids were little I did more for all the holidays but now I pretty much do Christmas Halloween and a little for Easter. I do have a couple little thanksgiving decorations I put out but Christmas is the biggest one in our house. Inside and out.

 

[Kitty 34]

Christmas
Easter
Halloween
Thanksgiving
4th of July

I also have snowmen and snowflakes for January and February and lots of autumn decorations for September into October.