Deck the Halls! Christmas Decorations!

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We decorate for Christmas the first week of November. Talk about holiday spirit! Here are our decked halls and some great deco tips! Grab the eggnog and blare some Bing cause it’s about to get Christmas-y! 

My first big tip is to use Christmas decorations that match the theme of the room. For us that means gray, black, and white. In the basement we add a little color. 

A strand of pearls along some houseplants really add a touch of elegance. 
If you don’t like the whole green tree thing, a simple fake birch adds real flair. Make sure to use wrapping paper that matches the tree and the room’s aesthetic. 

But if you do like those evergreens, here are my top tree tips. 

. Use ornaments that complement each other. Example: White, gray, silver, and sparkly touches. 

. Fluff out the branches. Using gardening gloves, de-clump the tree to create a thicker effect. This works with a non-organic tree best. 

. If you have a tall tree, position it near some stairs. That way, you don’t need a ladder to put the star on. 


If you liked those plant garlands, continue the strands on the stairs, the mantle, or on the Christmas tree! 

Have a great decorating day! 


 

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