
Where did the porch goose come from?
A Front Porch Tradition
Front porches have always been places of welcome. Somewhere along the way, the porch goose became part of that story.
Greeting trick-or-treaters in October, bundled in scarves at Christmas, blooming in florals come spring — the goose became a family character.
It still greets guests with the same charm today.
Everyday Favorites
A favorite hobby, a special occasion, or simply a smile on the porch.
Just like changing your wreath or planter, updating your porch goose keeps the front porch feeling fresh all year long.

Georgie the Baby Porch Goose
Our newest addition — a 13" companion goose that adds personality to any porch. No wardrobe needed; Georgie brings the charm all on her own.

Some Traditions Never Go Out of Style
The best traditions are the simplest. Flowers each spring. A wreath on the door. And for many families, dressing the porch goose.
Porch geese become conversation starters, neighborhood landmarks, and members of the family. Guests smile before they ring the doorbell.
A reminder that the smallest traditions often become the most meaningful.
