Fall leaves are a distinctive feature of the season. Combine them with orange candles and have a beautiful centerpiece.

What says “Thanksgiving” more than pumpkins? Grab a bunch of them and make a quick and easy decoration.

Use twigs to make a nice nest for your pumpkin and accompany it with white candles. Doesn’t it look beautiful?

This is an elegant decoration option with flowers, pumpkins and pine cones. Inexpensive, easy and chic to the eye.

Here’s another easy decoration idea. It only requires flowers and a touch of pomegranates.

A cute idea is to write short messages on leaf-shaped paper and tie attach them to the pumpkins. Some ideas are: grateful, thankful, blessed etc.

Why not carve some apples and put tea candles in there? They look cute and original.

Alternatively, you can use different kinds of squash, carve them and use them as candle holders for your dinner.

Another centerpiece idea is a tray full of goodies that we’re thankful to have. You can put in there some veggies, fruit and even some leaves.

Simple is sometimes the best. Just a branch with orange, brown and yellow leaves on, mini pumk=pkins and tea candles are all you need to turn your table a little more festive.

If you want to go for a larger centerpiece, then why not stack a few pumpkins one on top of the other and accompany them with leaves and some nuts.

We’ve seen pumpkins so far, but in this case we’re taking them to the next level: spray paint them fold or silver to give them a more glamorous look.

Apples, pumpkins, pomegranates we’ve seen so far. It’s pear time- this too is a seasonal fruit and it can beautifully decorate your holiday table.

Supply every guest with a set for them to note down what they’re thankful for this year. It’s original and cute.

Carve a real pumpkin into a vase or buy one from the store. In any case, it’s a great decoration idea.

Apart from the centerpiece, it’s important that you personalize the experience for your guests. So, a greetings card for each one of them sounds like a good idea.

If you’re on a budget and want to create a rustic atmosphere, you can simply decorate each plate with a mini pumpkin and you’re good to go.

Here’s how you can combine pumpkins, apples and pears in a beautiful setting.

What about a basket of goodies? It looks kind of sweet.

Personalize the plates by putting on each guest’s plate a store-bought thanksgiving message. They will definitely appreciate it.

For this one, you’ll just need some pumpkins and plain old candles. Just alternate them on a tray and you’ll have a warm and welcoming centerpiece.

Use a grater as a lantern and create a rustic table impression this year.

This is an easy DIY idea for your table decoration. See here how to make it at home.

On the simpler side, you can just go for a candle and leaf centerpiece and opt for paint-coated pears for each guest.

Apart from the centerpiece and the plates, don’t forget to brighten up your cutlery! Use warm, fall colors to wrap them up and make them unique.

Just put together some yellow and orange or brown leaves to decorate each guest’s plate. It doesn’t get any easier than that, but it’s still cute.

Pine cones are a classic for this time of the year, so just arrange them nicely on a tray, put a cangle in the middle and you’re done.

Another original idea is to fill up a lantern with mini pumpkins instead of a candle. Isn’t it cute?

In the same line as a previous leaf decoration, you can take it a step further and write the initials of your guests on the leaves so that their experience is even more personalized.

Guests love anything customized. So here you can make place cards for them and make them happy.

Here’s a simple and elegant way to fold your napkins. Doesn’t it look fancy?

This is a quick centerpiece, consisting of just a hurricane lamp, candle and mini pumpkins and nuts.

As we mentioned above, personalization is everything. So, why not go for this quick, easy, yet fancy idea?

Make an elegant and scent-sational candle holder using cinnamon sticks bound together around the candle.

Why not have a log serve as a tray for your candle setting? We thik it looks beautiful!

Follow this easy DIY to make a stack of pumpkins for your Thanksgiving decoration and in a week or so turn it around and have a snowman for your Christmas decoration, too!

Remember the cinnamon stick candle holder? If you’re not a fan of cinnamon, you can substitute it for orange and anice star.

Leaves serve in almost every fall decoration idea. So, here’s how to make waxed leaves at home.

Pumpkins, as you’ve realized by now, are the quintessence of Thanksgiving. So, here’s a cute idea for those craftsy ones who want to make something special this year.

Can’t or don’t want to use pumpkins for your decoration? Make them yourself using paper rolls. And here’s how.

If you’re tired of the silver and gold pumpkins, you can paint them in more fancy colors and patterns like this.

Want stuff to float in the candle holders around your candles? Here’s how to do it.

Find out here how you can make your own “Thankful Tree” at home for this holiday season.

This is how you can make a cute warm luminary out of a mason jar.

If you love wine and have on hand a few corks, just put them together like this to create a unique Thanksgiving decoration.

Make your own Thanksgiving banner following the directions here. We bet everyone will love it.

This is how you can make your own paper leaf branch at home for this holiday season. Doesn’t it look gorgeous?

So far we’ve seen many ways in which you can make decorative pumpkins and here’s one more, using reclaimed wood.

This is a fancy Thanksgiving sign, decorated with beautiful feathers. The best thing is you can make it at home following these instructions.

Paint some mason jars in warm, earthy colors and turn them into elegant vases for your dinner table.