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Picking a seasonal decor theme is one of the most exciting parts of diving into how to decorate your Christmas tree. Any good interior design sticks to a central design idea and color palette, and this is no different when it comes to Christmas decor.
There are several design options when it comes to Christmas decor. A nostalgic colorful Christmas with big, multicolored bulbs, big crimson bows, and classic red, green, and gold ornaments brings the warm and fuzzies. Go for an elegant magazine-worthy Christmas theme with a red and gold tree. Swirling gold ribbons backdropped by sophisticated silver ornaments create a backdrop perfect for a sophisticated holiday party. Maybe you want a laid-back, earthy Christmas scene with hand-made ornaments backed by simple white lights.
The options are truly endless when it comes to Christmas Decor themes. Choose a style that calls to you.
Once your tree and theme are solid, it’s time to set the base of your design. Choose string lights that complement your design and hang them around your tree.
Check that the lights are working and have no dead strands. Then, start stringing the lights from the bottom of the tree and work your way to the top. If you’re using an artificial tree, we recommend purchasing a pre-lit Christmas tree so you can skip this step altogether.
The best time to shop for a Christmas tree is right after the holiday season and during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. After the holidays are over, seasonal items are usually discounted, so check out prices a few days after the holidays are over. Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales usually include seasonal items to get people ready for the holiday season. If you can’t wait until after the holidays, this is a great time to shop.
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