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With the right planning, you can avoid the Christmas rush and enjoy the joy of decorating at your own pace. Follow this guide from Balsam Hill for an effortlessly magical Christmas.
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Ask yourself these questions when planning your Christmas decorating schedule.
Real Christmas trees typically look and smell their best for the Christmas season when put up in the first week of December.
Those who observe Advent usually wait until the second or third Sunday to put up their Christmas tree.
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You may prefer to have your home already decorated or wait for them so you can trim the tree together.
If you’re keen to save, time your decorating around major sales events. Take advantage of Black Friday and Cyber Monday for Christmas decorations and trees, or enjoy early savings during Christmas in July.
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Considering the factors outlined above, the most common time to put up your tree is anytime from mid- to late November through to mid-December. Your own preferences and traditions should guide your timing.
Regardless of when you choose to decorate your Christmas tree, it’s a wonderful opportunity to create cherished festive memories with your loved ones.
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These tips are essential for stress-free and elegant decorating, no matter when you decide to do so.
Select trees with a narrower profile for tighter spaces. For height, allot at least 12 inches of space between treetop to ceiling.
With its two-step assembly and wheeled base for easy transport, Flip Trees make tree setup a breeze, leaving you more time and energy to decorate.
Matching wreaths and garlands give your home a professionally-styled look. Choose pre-lit greenery that simplifies decorating and brings a festive glow.
It’s still a matter of preference, but many people choose to put up their Christmas tree in mid- to late November, signalling the start of the festive season. The most common time is anywhere from late November to the first week of December.
Some people enjoy putting up their trees as early as mid-November to extend the festive feeling of the season. You can also incorporate your Christmas tree into your general winter décor for a cosy, welcoming atmosphere. For real trees, it’s best to wait until the first week of December so they stay fresh throughout the season.
If you want that classic Christmas tree scent in your home come Christmas morning, consider putting your live tree up in early December. The aroma of real evergreen foliage usually takes about a month to fully infuse your home.
Many people wait a few days into the new year before taking down their Christmas trees. You can also choose to observe National Take Down the Christmas Tree Day, which is often celebrated on January 6th.
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