How to Gift Someone a Fall Porch

Gourdon Fields
A printed Gourdgeous Porches gift card held in front of a finished fall porch display

Some people are impossible to buy for. They don't need anything, they quietly return what you send, and they've had the same wreath on the door since 2019.

A fall porch works on that person. It arrives at their door, it's the first thing every neighbor sees for a month, and it isn't one more object they have to find a place for.

It's a dollar amount, not a package

You pick a package to set the amount — $450 for The Welcome, $725 for The Classic, $1,450 for The Manor, $2,995 for The Estate — or enter a custom amount, with a $100 minimum.

What lands in their inbox is a flat dollar value, good toward any package and any add-on. Buy at The Classic level and they can put it toward The Manor with professional design instead, paying the difference when they book.

That flexibility matters more than it sounds, because it means you don't have to guess the size of somebody else's porch.

Before you buy

You'll need their delivery ZIPWe confirm the recipient's address is in the service area before checkout, which spares everyone the experience of gifting a porch we can't reach.

You can buy from anywhereYou don't have to live in one of our markets. They do.

It doesn't reserve a slotThe card holds value, not a place on the calendar; their window gets scheduled when they book. If they have a particular stretch of the season in mind, they should book early.

It doesn't expireThe card holds its purchase-year value, and if pricing moves in a later season the difference is due at booking.

Sending it

Fill in who it's from, who it's to, their delivery ZIP, and a message if you want one. Then choose how it arrives: email, which goes to their inbox the same day with a printable version attached, or print-at-home, for when the handing-over is the point.

The printed card carries the package level you chose, your message, and the issued value.

A gift card email shown on a phone screen beside a printed card on a table
A gift card email shown on a phone screen beside a printed card on a table.

Who it actually lands with

New homeownersThe first fall in a house is when people most want the entry to look right and have the least accumulated stuff to do it with.

Parents and grandparentsParticularly the ones who used to put up the big display and have decided the lifting isn't worth it anymore. Materials arrive and get placed; add professional design and every piece gets arranged for them.

Someone recovering, or newly on their ownA porch that looks tended does something for a house that a gift basket doesn't.

Whoever hostsIf they're doing Thanksgiving, the entry is already on their mind.

Family too far away to helpYou can't drive over and decorate with them. This is the nearest thing.

One line worth putting in the message

If your gift lands them at The Manor or The Estate, those include fresh mums — 4 and 6 respectively. Mums are living plants and they need water starting the day they arrive.

Better they hear it from you than discover it on day four.

Gift cards start at $100 and can be sent by email the same day.

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