14 Ramadan Decoration Ideas That Are SO Gorgeous and Easy to Do

While these star and crescent moon-shaped string lights make perfect Ramadan decor, they’re cute enough to keep up year-round. They’re safe for both indoor and outdoor use, so you can hang them in a window, above your bed and even on your patio.

On the hunt for affordable Ramadan decorations? These metal moon and star-shaped trays are just the right size for serving iftar snacks, and they’re under $20 on Amazon. (Adds to cart.)

Hosting an Eid al-Fitr celebration? This party pack has enough cups, plates and napkins for 24 people, as well as decorative banners and dessert toppers that’ll make your feast even more memorable.

Ramadan is a time for hosting. Read: an excellent time to upgrade your tablescape with those cool candle holders you’ve been eyeing. This compliment-earning looped candelabra was immediately added to cart.

Your Ramadan feasts will feel a whole lot more festive with this glittery Eid Mubarak garland that you can reuse year after year.

Decorative fanous lanterns are a Ramadan tradition that’s simply too pretty to skip. This affordable candle lantern on Amazon comes in a range of sizes, designs and glass colors that can be mixed and matched to create the ultimate Ramadan display.

Hung above your bed or across your living room wall, these glittering gold stars add a festive touch without feeling quite as literal as the OTT Ramadan decorations your parents hung when you were a kid.

This DIY Ramadan decoration kit will help that last hour before iftar (when let’s face it, all you can think about is how your stomach won’t stop growling) go by a whole lot faster. Made with wood beads, paper flowers and a little star that says “Ramadan Mubarak,” it’s the perfect addition to your front door.

The crescent moon signifies the beginning and end of fasting during Ramadan, so this dimmable, color-changing smart lamp makes the perfect mood lighting for your late-night meals with friends and family.

Light up the night with this 48-pack of flameless tea light candles you can use inside decorative lamps and scatter along tablescapes, shelves and staircases without the fire hazard.

You know what makes every celebration better? Balloons!!! Grab these metallic star and moon balloons on Amazon ahead of your Ramadan feast.

For those wanting a little more glitz and shine for Ramadan, this gold candle lantern will add just that. It can be used as a freestanding lamp or hung by its top ring as a pendant lamp.

Hang up these crescent moon and star lights to set the perfect ambience for your Ramadan feast.

Flowers—specifically roses—are important Ramadan decorations, as they signify innocence and sympathy. Often, families place flowers on the table to commemorate a loved one.