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Ways to decorate the Christmas Trees

Ways to decorate the Christmas Trees

18th Oct 2022

Nothing will get you in the festive spirit faster than putting the finishing touches on your Christmas tree. The goal of holiday décor is to spread the warmth and joy of the season throughout your home. Even though most Christmas tree decorations consist of the same lights, garland, tinsel, and ornaments, each tree is distinct and individual. The possibilities are unlimited when it comes to designing a Christmas tree that properly conveys your taste, personality, heritage, and environment. We can assist you whether it's your first time decorating a Christmas tree or you just want to try something different this year. And yes, we have some tips for you to have a perfect Christmas tree decoration!!!

1. Choose the right Christmas tree

The first step in making the ideal Christmas tree is choosing the correct tree. You have the option of getting a real or fake tree. Each choice has advantages and disadvantages, and ultimately, it will depend on your unique preferences. Natural trees are biodegradable, have a pleasant scent, and assist regional economies. On the other hand, artificial trees are reusable, easy to customize, and do not need to be maintained.

Buy a traditional artificial tree rather than a trendy one if you decide to get one. A standard tree won't go out of style anytime soon, despite the great desire to get that eye-catching, unusual, asymmetric tree. A conventional tree also makes the ideal base for many types of styles, so you can alter it as often and as frequently as you like and never get bored with it.

Consider the size of the area before deciding where to put your tree. If you purchase a tree that is too little for the area, it could look really depressing. After all, the entire point of Christmas is excess. Greater size isn't necessarily better, and if you choose a tree that is too large for the area, it could end up dominating the space negatively. Remember that the ideal tree should have at least 10 inches of clear space surrounding it. This will simplify the ornament placement process overall. You must leave at least 20 inches between the top of the tree, where the star will be, and its height.

2. Hang the lights on tree

Check to see if all of the lights are on. Any issues can be resolved more easily before than after the lights are strung on the tree. Additionally, make sure the lights are on while you decorate the tree so you can see the finished product more clearly and make adjustments as you go. Start wrapping the lights around the trunk of your Christmas tree at the socket and work your way up from the middle of the base. When you have finished wrapping the middle of the tree to the top, begin wrapping the tree's outer branches.

3. Hang small and light ornaments on the tree

Children will like the designer's secret that is this. You can reuse the old decorations and tuck them away in the tree's center if you've decided to update your Christmas tree decorations this year but don't feel like throwing the old ones away. In this manner, you will only catch a glimpse of them, but they will assist in reflecting the inside lighting. It will also fill in any gaps and give the tree a fuller appearance. Use miniature toys and other shiny or holiday-themed items if you don't have enough extra decorations.

Either way, you can take a look at some kinds of ornaments from our store, they are very light and they did nothing to affect the branches of your Christmas tree.

a. We have the wooden ornament here:

b. Or the light acrylic one:

c. If you like the traditional one, ceramic may be the best choice:

4. Decorate the base of the Christmas tree

Although it is frequently disregarded, the tree's base is an important part of your tree's décor. It is crucial because it is where the presents are kept and serves as such. A tree stand will keep your natural tree upright and give it a tidy, organized appearance. At the tree's base, you can put a variety of things. Examples include boxes covered in eye-catching wrapping paper, a Christmas-themed blanket covering the tree's base, a basket filled with organic materials like pine cones and twigs, or several LED candles-shaped lights. Just make sure it blends nicely with the tree's overall concept.