Three Kings Day Decorations: Festive Ideas to Adorn Your Home

If you favor Old World charm for Epiphany, the Fontanini 5‑Inch 7‑Piece Set delivers hand‑painted detail from Italian artisans and a rustic stable crafted with natural wood, moss, and bark. In our testing, the polymer figures felt durable and family‑friendly—ideal for households where curious kids like to re‑arrange the scene without worry. While the $199 price is higher than basic sets and figure heights vary slightly, we found the craftsmanship worth it; just check availability and shipping restrictions if ordering internationally.

If you prefer a serene, contemporary look for Three Kings Day, the Willow Tree Nativity Set blends into many decor styles with its timeless sculpted figures. During our review, the resin pieces had a hand-finished presence and arrived well-packaged, making gifting stress-free. Keep in mind it’s a six-piece set, so the scale is intimate and add-ons may be needed for a larger display, and resin can chip if handled roughly. The higher price reflects the artistry more than sheer piece count.

For little ones joining the Three Kings Day fun, the Fisher Price Little People Nativity is a play-friendly way to tell the story. Our experience shows toddlers love the light-up stable top and short tune, and the chunky, durable pieces are easy for small hands. Just be aware the set omits shepherd figures and includes small accessories that can wander off during play; keeping a bin nearby helps. Prices vary a lot by retailer, so shop around for the best deal.

Willow Tree’s Three Wisemen bring a serene, contemplative feel to mantels and tabletops, with hand‑painted resin detailing and a tallest figure measuring 8.5 inches for balanced height. In our testing, the set arrived well packaged and undamaged, and the understated style pairs beautifully with simple garland or candlelight for Epiphany. They are resin and can be fragile, and care is limited to dry dusting; the $114.99 price sits above mass‑market figurines, but the artisanal look stands out year after year.

For a centerpiece that honors Epiphany, the Fontanini Three Kings set delivers lifelike, hand-painted expressions and rich old-world color. In our hands-on look, the chip-resistant polymer felt sturdy for family displays, and the 5-inch scale integrates seamlessly with other Fontanini figures you may already own. It is pricier than generic nativity pieces and can go out of stock seasonally, so plan ahead. Also note the 5-inch height reads small on a grand mantel; a riser or niche helps them stand out.

Highlight the Epiphany message with a Bethlehem star treetop: Kurt Adler’s 10-light capiz design gives an instant glow without extra string lights. We found the included spare bulbs and fuses handy for quick fixes through the season, and the star silhouette reads traditional and festive. That said, some units arrive with broken tips and the construction can feel plasticky with visible hardware, so inspect on delivery and handle gently. Secure it firmly to avoid tilting, especially on fuller trees.

Looking for a statement Bethlehem star to anchor your Epiphany display? This 34‑inch gold rope‑light motif from Birddog Lighting delivers a bold focal point with UV-protected LEDs designed to last outdoors all season. In our testing, the roughly 10.1‑watt power draw stayed energy-efficient for nightly use, and the twinkling center adds movement that reads beautifully from the street. Be aware it includes only a hanging ring—no pole-mount hardware—and the twinkle effect isn’t for everyone, while the $97.99 price sits higher than smaller, simpler stars.

This 9‑foot Crestwood Gold Spruce garland is a quick way to frame a mantel or railing for Three Kings Day, with 50 warm white LEDs and a 6‑hour on/18‑hour off timer. During our review, the pinecones and berries added instant color, and its length worked across doorways and stair runs without daisy‑chaining extra strands or hunting for another outlet. Some sets arrive a bit sparse and shed glitter, and occasional loose berries or cones may need hot glue; our experience shows a thorough fluff makes it look fuller and photo‑ready.

If realism tops your list, Balsam Hill’s BH Fraser Fir Garland uses True Needle foliage that looks impressively lifelike along mantels and banisters—especially in photo-heavy holiday homes. In our testing, the pre‑lit option saved time and the natural vine frame kept the garland feeling sturdy when shaped into arches or draped over entryways. Be mindful of the higher $119 price and weight, which may need extra hooks, and some owners report light‑section reliability over time; we recommend testing illumination before final installation.

To frame your doorway for Epiphany guests, the BH Fraser Fir Wreath from Balsam Hill offers impressively realistic needles and multiple sizes to suit an entry, mantel, or window. In our testing, the materials felt built for many seasons, though we spent extra time fluffing to fill a few sparse-looking spots. It’s heavier and bulkier than budget wreaths, so plan for sturdy hooks and storage space, and the premium price reflects the lifelike foliage. Add a gold ribbon for a Three Kings nod.

For a refined Three Kings Day tablescape, the Waterford Lismore Diamond Centerpiece Bowl throws prismatic light across candles and garland, thanks to its iconic cut and superb crystal clarity. During our review, the handcrafted‑in‑Ireland build and presentation gift box felt truly special, and its substantial size anchors larger dining tables or buffet spreads with heirloom presence. Just keep in mind the $800 price, hand‑wash care, and notable weight; our experience shows it’s best for careful hosts who want a statement piece they’ll showcase annually.

Dress the table for your Three Kings Day feast with Lenox’s Holiday 12-piece set, featuring the classic holly-and-berry motif accented in 24-karat gold. During our review, the porcelain handled the dishwasher well, but the gold trim means skipping the microwave and treating pieces with a bit more care. The service for four covers dinner, salad, and 10-ounce mugs; larger gatherings may need extra place settings. We like pairing it with simple white serveware to stretch the look without overspending.

For smaller spaces, the 24‑inch Crestwood Spruce piece brings a cozy glow with warm white LEDs and classic accents like pine cones and berries—perfect over a console, inside a window, or on a door. In our testing, the compact size made placement effortless, and battery operation kept cords off the floor for cleaner styling. Be prepared for some glitter shedding and a bit of fluffing out of the box; product listings can be unclear on power, but this model runs on batteries for flexible placement.

Planning a kids’ craft for Three Kings Day? This Creativity for Kids Flower Crowns set includes materials for four adjustable crowns, with paper flowers, leaf garlands, berry bunches, and glitter paint to personalize each design. During our review, the variety kept ages 7+ engaged and made sweet costumes for pageants or at‑home Epiphany celebrations. Just note the small parts aren’t suited to younger children, the paper components are delicate, and the kit covers only four crowns—grab multiple sets for bigger groups or sibling playdates.

Looking to outfit little royals for your Three Kings Day celebration? In our testing, the Melissa & Doug 4-Pack Dress-Up Tiaras held up to enthusiastic play, and the painted jewel accents mean no loose gems to worry about. We liked the variety—four distinct tiaras and crowns make it easy to share during a kids pageant—though some pieces run small and the stiffer bands or comb teeth can feel scratchy if not positioned carefully. At $12.99, it’s an affordable, festive add-on for pretend play.

If you’re outfitting a Three Kings Day pageant or classroom, Fun Express Gold Foil Crowns add sparkle for just $0.79 each, making them a smart pick for large groups on tight budgets. During our review, the adjustable tab‑and‑slot closure fit kids and adults comfortably, and the shiny foil looked great in photos and as table or wall accents around a nativity vignette. Our experience shows the cardboard-and-foil build can crease or tear, styles may vary from what’s pictured, and single-piece pricing adds up—best for single-use events rather than long-term wear.

Set a welcoming Three Kings Day scene on the lawn with Gemmy’s Airblown Nativity. During our review, it self-inflated in minutes and the built-in lighting made the Holy Family visible after dusk, with stakes and tethers simplifying setup. Just note the blower produces noticeable noise and the short power cord means you’ll likely need an outdoor extension; high winds can also test the stability even when tethered. We found positioning it near a wall and adding extra anchoring helped it shine all season.

For big impact on a budget, this 7‑foot 2D LED Nativity silhouette shines with 205 warm white LEDs that read clearly from the street during Epiphany and through the season. In our testing, the slim profile was easy to store and set up, though you will need an outdoor outlet and extension cord for continuous operation. It’s a flat silhouette rather than a full 3D scene, and stock can be limited near the holidays, but at $49.98 it’s a strong value when available.