Easter is an important event, both for religious and non-religious families. That's why it's a shame that many association communities don't allow HOA holiday decorating.
The good news is that tasteful Easter decorating ideas can enhance your community's style rather than detract from it.
To help you, we've put together this easy guide that'll outline some of the most aesthetic Easter decorations around. Keep reading to learn all about them!
Egg Ornaments
Eggs and Easter go together like PB and J, so it's time to embrace the cuteness of eggs in your HOA Easter holidays. One way to bring this iconic shape into your neighborhood without looking tacky is to use them as ornaments for your area's trees and bushes.
Make sure your HOA board chooses a spring color scheme for members to follow, as well as a limit for how many ornaments can go on each branch. This keeps things looking cohesive while adding pastel pops of color to your community.
Colorful Wreaths
Wreaths are such a gorgeous addition to a home's style. They give the front door a welcoming aesthetic and can easily fit within most HOA rules. They won't impact the value of a home while still giving festive cheer to the entire area.
Since it's springtime, your Easter wreaths can include many soft colors in their design. Rabbits, chicks, and sheep additions can bring smiles to homes with children.
The key is to make certain there are guidelines for all HOA members to follow. Individuality creates lovely results, but you don't want to harm the general HOA aesthetic of the area.
Festive Mailboxes
Mailboxes are often the unsung heroes of our homes. They deliver mail for us every day, so why not let them be the star of your HOA's decorations for Easter?
The mailbox is a blank canvas for creativity. Add feathers and egg ornaments, or try a new paint color. Try placing flower baskets at the base for even more color.
As long as you follow HOA rules, there are many things you could do to make your mailboxes beautiful and festive.
The crucial thing to remember with this decoration idea is that you cannot impede the function of the mailbox. No decoration should prevent your local mailperson from doing their job.
In addition to checking normal HOA design guidelines, you should have someone inspect each mailbox for functionality. This keeps your neighborhood running smoothly and ensures your HOA still can enjoy the fun of decorating for a holiday.
Creating HOA Holiday Decorating Events
It's not always easy for HOAs to allow decorating, since the idea of uniformity is so important. To make sure everyone's on the same page, host HOA holiday decorating events so everyone can participate with HOA-approved items. It boosts community spirit and ensures a beautiful and cohesive neighborhood.
At PMI Phoenix Valley, we make it our business to ensure the success of local Phoenix HOAs. We can help with scheduling events that work for everyone in your community, plus more. Contact us today and tell us what your HOA needs, and we can help you achieve those goals!
