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My yard is pretty big and a single 4-foot snowman looked pathetic sitting out there alone. These larger pieces actually command attention from the street without needing twenty of them.



















Static inflatables are fine, but the ones with rotating parts or spinning lights are what really stop people mid-walk. I didn't know animated ones existed until last year and now I can't go back.



















I started with Christmas but then realized my October yard was embarrassingly bare. One pumpkin on the porch wasn't cutting it. These made trick-or-treaters actually walk up to my house instead of skipping it.



















Once I realized inflatables weren't just a December thing, I started decorating for every holiday. Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's, Fourth of July. My yard has a personality now and I'm honestly proud of it.



















First year I did inflatables, one blew across the street during a windstorm and another looked dim and sad. These accessories fixed both problems and I haven't had an issue since.

















Not everyone has a massive front lawn. When I lived in my apartment, I thought inflatables were off limits. Turns out there are plenty that fit on a porch, balcony, or tiny patch of grass.

















