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Home » Christmas Tree Decorations: How To Decorate A Christmas Tree

Christmas Tree Decorations: How To Decorate A Christmas Tree

by Felecia Smith
November 30, 2016Filed under:
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The Christmas season is finally here and everybody is preparing to enjoy the holiday with family and friends. Christmas tree decorations are popular around this time. Before you start decorating you need to visualize your ideal Christmas tree. There is no general rule on how to decorate a Christmas tree. Think about the theme you want and what you want to portray. You can use natural or artificial trees and create your own ornaments. You can use ribbon, socks, poly mesh, and don’t forget the stars.

See also: Cheap Home Decor Ideas: How To Decorate Your Living Room On A Budget 

How to decorate a Christmas tree?

You select the type of tree you want and place in your living room or wherever you would like it. Fluff the tree if it needs to appear vibrant. If it needs trimming then do so. The next step is to select a colour scheme and decorate accordingly. There are many themes that you can use for your Christmas trees. The traditional Christmas tree style is very popular in many households. You can try a modern style if you are not a fan of the traditional style. You can even try a winter inspired Christmas tree. Wrap the light around your tree evenly. Depending on the theme you select, you will place your ornaments around the tree evenly.

 

Best Christmas tree decorations

Winter inspired Christmas trees

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Not everybody is a fan of winter but the winter inspired Christmas trees are very stylish and unique. You can enjoy the snow in the warmth your home. The snow is beautiful to look at but why not look at it on your Christmas tree? You can paint your tree branches white to get the snow impersonation. The Winter Inspired Christmas tree is heavenly and it reminds you of the true meaning of Christmas.

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A white Christmas tree will complement any colours or ornaments. It will give your home a festive look. You can use this style if you want your tree to have the same colours as your furniture.

Traditional Christmas tree

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If you like your Christmas tree to be colourful, the traditional style would be the best option for you. You can use bright colours such as red to brighten your Christmas tree. Even if it doesn’t feel like Christmas your traditional Christmas tree will bring the jolly season in your home. You can use light, bright ornaments and crown it with a star.

Traditional and winter inspired

If you like both traditional and winter inspired decoration you can incorporate both and have a beautiful Christmas trees in your living room. If you do not wish to use too much colour then you can use one colour of your choice. It will give the tree a uniform appearance.

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Modern Christmas tree decoration

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Over the years people have strayed away from the traditional Christmas tree decoration and use their own theme to match the decoration in their living room. In this picture, you can see that the Christmas tree was purposefully decorated to match the flowers in the living room. Green, white and gold were chosen for the decorations and it still captured the Christmas glow.

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The modern Christmas tree decoration uses less ornament and decorations are simple. This is great for those who do not wish to have a colourful Christmas tree in their living room. It gives your living room a soft touch but still has the joyful appearance.

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This style is appealing if you want your Christmas tree to be the focus in the living room. You can decorate the tree with bright ornaments and gold bells. The same decoration can be placed around the fireplace as well. You can add flowers at the top instead of using a star as seen with traditional trees.

Ribbon decorated Christmas tree

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Ribbons can be used to decorate your tree. You can wrap it in different patterns in order to give the tree more texture and dimension. You can add ornaments that match the ribbons to make it stylish.

Christmas tree with blue decorations

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In this design, the tree is decorated to compliment the living room and so blue ornaments and decorations are used. If you prefer a different colour you can use it to match the colour scheme of your home. Orange, pink, purple and blue can be used. Do not limit your tree to red and green because it is a Christmas tree. You can choose any colour you like.

Artificial Alumina Christmas tree

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The artificial alumina Christmas tree is similar to the winter inspired Christmas tree. It an option if you don’t want to cut down trees. It a good substitute for natural trees. The alumina is bright and shimmery and requires less decoration in comparison to a green tree. You can tie red ribbons around the branches to make the tree look elegant. If you have other ornaments that you want to hang you can do so. Finally, wrap your boxes with silver paper and place under your tree.

 

Wrapping up

Decorating Christmas trees can be fun and entertaining. It makes your home beautiful and festive. You can decorate your tree in different ways depending on your taste. If you like it bright or traditional, you can use bright colours and ornament. If you like it simple then a modern Christmas tree will suit you.

 

 

 

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About Felecia Smith

Felecia is a professional writer at Technobezz and she focuses on lifestyle articles. She possesses a B.A. in Linguistics with honours. During leisure time she likes to travel, read, and explore new cultures.
Graduated with honors in Linguistics and a minor in Caribbean Sign Language and Interpreting.
Participated in a Cross Campus Exchange for one semester at the University of the West Indies, St Augustine.

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