Porch flag ideas

The American Flag is an important national symbol for American citizens, as it represents our sovereign nation. Because of that, the Stars and Stripes should be flown with pride and treated with respect. Now that you have your American flag in hand, you may be wondering which side of the porch you hang it on. […]

Are you displaying the American flag properly? Learn how, when, and where to display Old Glory to give it the respect it deserves.

To show our appreciation to those who allowed us to enjoy freedom & independence, we ask where to hang the flag on the front of your house...

A colorful and simple summer porch set up with flags, gingham pillows, vintage crocks and a refreshing summer drink made with watermelon.

Throwing rice during the recessional isn't just a festive way of ending a wedding—it actually symbolizes showering the bride and groom with abundance and fertility. But these days, many couples are choosing to toss something a little less traditional and a little more creative, like confetti, glitter, or petals. Some are choosing not to toss anything at all by handing out musical bells and flags, instead.

Show your patriotism with this easy DIY wooden American Flag sign for your front porch. I used repurposed knobs for the stars!

A garden flag fluttering in the breeze is the perfect way to not only decorate and adorn your garden with a personal touch, but also to welcome people in to your home. You can make

Patriotic White Farmhouse Front Porch with rocking chairs and porch swing from Grandin Road featuring red white and blue bunting and flags.

Every guide to curb appeal should include this classic staple: the American flag. Via Southern Hospitality. #curappealideas #flagday #parioticcurbappeal

Many of us love to display the flag in our backyards and roofs. This is particularly popular around Independence Day – but it is becoming increasingly common to do this all year long. However, did you know that there are many more rules regarding flag etiquette?