Simple Bird & Branch Sukkah Decoration
Everyone loves a pretty sukkah in honor of Sukkos, but with the limited time between Yom Kippur and Sukkos, decorating the sukkah can sometimes feel challenging.
That’s why we especially love simple last minute Sukkah decoration ideas that make a big impression without requiring hours of work. A few thoughtfully chosen details can completely transform your sukkah and give it a beautiful, festive feel.
Over the years, we’ve shared so many easy DIY Sukkah decor ideas, including these flower-filled balls, which we first featured back in 2012, as well as these gorgeous hanging baskets.
This sweet bird-and-branch decoration is another one of those projects: simple to put together, natural-looking and so pretty hanging in a sukkah.
An Easy Nature-Inspired Sukkah Decoration
A natural branch, little birds, baby’s breath and raffia are all you need to create this whimsical hanging decoration. It works especially well in a rustic or nature-inspired sukkah and can easily be customized to coordinate with your colors and decor.
Looking for more easy ways to decorate your sukkah? Here are some of our favorite Sukkos decor finds from Amazon.
You Will Need
- Branch or jewelry organizer
- Artificial birds
- Raffia ribbon
- Twine
- Faux baby’s breath or real baby’s breath
- Glue or hot glue
More Simple Sukkah Decorating Ideas
When it comes to decorating your sukkah, you don’t necessarily need an elaborate project. Natural elements, greenery, hanging decorations and a few creative details can add plenty of warmth and personality.
Check out some more last minute sukkah decorating ideas.
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Directions
Step 1: Prepare the Branch
Attach twine securely to both ends of the branch so that it can be hung in your sukkah.
Step 2: Add the Birds
Arrange the birds along the branch. Once you’re happy with their placement, glue them securely in place.
Step 3: Add the Baby’s Breath
Tuck small sprigs of real or faux baby’s breath around the branch. Tie them in place with pieces of raffia.
That’s it! Hang your finished branch in the sukkah for an easy decoration that adds texture, greenery and a whimsical touch without a lot of work.
Photography by Hudi Greenberger
This article originally appeared in Family First.
