Artificial Christmas trees and glass ornaments have become an integral part of holiday decorations for many homes, businesses, and organizations. Artificial Christmas trees are primarily composed of plastics such as PVC or polyethylene, and feature synthetic needles that are indistinguishable from real ones. These trees come in various shapes, sizes and colors to fit any decorating style or budget. In addition to the trees themselves, artificial branches can be purchased separately to create a full tree look if desired.

How to Decorate Your Artificial Christmas Tree Like a Pro

Glass ornaments are another popular addition to any Christmas tree. They vary in size, shape, color and design – featuring everything from cute animals to classic snowflakes – so there is something for everyone. Traditionally crafted by hand-blowing molten glass before adding any additional elements, these collectibles can range in price depending on their level of detail and intricacy. For those who want an even more unique ornament experience, custom-made pieces can also be found online.

Both artificial trees and glass ornaments make excellent gifts or decorations during the holiday season. The combination of their affordability and beauty makes them ideal for those with minimal space but still wanting to create a festive atmosphere in their home. Furthermore, the fact that they require little maintenance means that people can enjoy the festive season without having to worry about ongoing upkeep such as watering a live tree or replacing bulbs on string lights! Additionally, due to their convenience in storage, you can keep them for years without needing extra storage space throughout the rest of the year – making them perfect seasonal decorations that can be reused year after year!

We do it quite often — hit the stores, browse through options, and cop the 15 foot artificial Christmas trees we’ve always wanted in our space. But somehow, we forget to consider size. The sleek, adorable artificial tree that catches your fancy every Christmas might not be your best.

But don’t fret.

If you have ever bought a too-large artificial Christmas tree for your space, then this is for you. Our tried-and-true expert tips will help you sail through the storm.

Keep reading!

Handing large Christmas trees without hassle

It’s simple. Though you may never get to do all yourself.

Before you begin, get a saw you can use for trimming, or go for alternatives — call a friend or look out for neighbors (seeking an extra hand will definitely go a long way). What matters is you are keeping safe.

Trim off parts of the tree that aren’t visible and ensure it remains sleek. If you’re using a 15 foot artificial Christmas tree, for instance, you may want to begin trimming from the back to avoid loopholes.

In Rebecca Stanton’s words, “Trim down branches so that the tree can be slid back more snugly into the space, creating more room, and keeping the main display at the front looking full of foliage. No one will be able to spot that you have pruned back branches off the back.”

Checking for height

Perhaps your tree comes off too tall for your room or unnecessarily long, you may trim off the top using secateurs or the base with a saw. But ensure to do all outdoors.

Begin by pruning gradually so you don’t chop off too much. Check for height to confirm what’s ideal, and leave extra space if you’re attaching a topper.

Choosing the best artificial Christmas tree for your home isn’t just about the tree’s appearance; it’s also about its measurements.

By taking your tree’s size and shape into account, you can choose just the perfect decorating theme for your space.  You can also know what shapes and sizes of decoration elements to use.

Here is a premium guide to help you find the perfect artificial Christmas tree size for your house:

Location

Family and loved ones often gather around Christmas trees to spend quality time together.

So choosing a tree requires mapping out the area where it will be placed.

This gives you a good idea of what size of tree you should choose.

Place your tree in a shady area away from heat sources, such as fireplaces, exhausts, and vents.

How to measure the space for an artificial Christmas tree

You should measure the location mapped out before you purchase a tree.

For this, you would need a small ladder, measuring tape, and some materials for jotting.

Measure the space’s height (from ceiling to floor) with the measuring tape. This would give the maximum height limit of the tree.

Next, measure the width of the space available. Deduct at least one foot from this measurement to allow for space.

Finally, multiply the width by the height after subtracting one foot. This will allow you to determine the exact amount of tree space you have available.

Choosing the height and shape of an artificial tree

By selecting the perfect tree based on your earlier measurement, you and your family can enjoy a beautiful tree for years to come.

For smaller spaces, you can buy a tree between 6 and 6 12 feet tall. Typical apartments can accommodate trees up to 7 12 feet tall.

For a large residence, a 9 ft. tree would do just fine. The best trees for large areas are those 10 to 12 feet high while trees of 15 to 30 feet are ideal for public spaces.

Whether real or faux, a Christmas tree is an integral part of every Yuletide celebration, and that’s no news. Christmas trees make the home–so if you’re ever going to make the most of Santa’s visit this holiday, you should hit the store and cop a tree for your entire family.

With the pre-lit tree becoming quite popular these days, many questions are popping up from consumers. Many families are trying to find out what type of tree is best for the next Christmas holidays.

Are the pre-lit trees better than the good old unlit trees? Are they even worth it? Well, let’s see.

Variety

Most artificial tree stores often have a wide range of choices. You can find some of the most realistic spruce, fir, pine, LED, and white trees. Some trees come covered with near-reality snow and other amazing designs. So much to choose from!

Unlike the unlit Christmas trees, artificial trees come with already decorated lights strung on them. You can also get trees with color-changing lights that can alternate between classic clear lights, multi-colored lights, or both.

Storage

One of the perks of purchasing an artificial tree is that they are easy to store for the next holiday. If properly stored, an artificial tree can last as long as 5 to 10 years. This could help cut down the cost of buying a new tree and decorations for a couple of years.

Timesaving

Artificial trees come in a ready-to-use pattern. The trees are pre-decorated with lights and other ornaments. You can also add more decoration if you like–think artificial Christmas wreaths and garlands. The baseline is that you get to save time in the process. Decorating an unlit Christmas tree can be fun, but it sure takes a lot of time.

So, are pre-lit trees worth it? Well, you won’t know if you don’t give it a try!

One of the important elements of every Christmas decoration is the Christmas wreaths and garlands. These two can sit almost anywhere in the house. From the mantel in your living room, to the exterior of your doors. They can hang on your walls, your Christmas tree or on the chandelier over your dinner table.

Making a Wreath

Making an attractive Christmas wreaths and garlands is very simple with the right supplies dosed with the spirit of the holiday.

With floral wire, floral tape of various colors, twine, floral pins and craft glue, you are set to make a wreath. Then we use pruning shears or miniature snips for shaping the wreath. You can use a fishing line for hanging your wreath. This will make it look like your wreath is floating. And using a ribbon gives the decoration a bold display.

To make a wreath, use the shear to cut the eucalyptus pods, caspia, juniper sprigs and snowberries into 5-to-7 inches. Then attach them to the base of the wreaths using the floral wire. Then cover the grapevine with a little greenery, consisting of vines or pine branches, magnolia leaves, evergreen boughs. Strategically place the sprigs in the wreath before hanging it.

Making a Garland

An elegant garland on the mantle gives a festive look to the room. To make a garland, you’ll need the same materials you used for the wreath, just in larger quantity. Wind up two or three layers of pine garlands that have been previously woven separately. This will give your garland a more expensive look. Then fluff the branches and add lights. Sting the lights into the middle of the branches. Then add ribbons to obtain a more festive look. Garnish with as many Christmas ornaments as you want.

Introducing Our Whimsical Prelit Christmas Trees

When you think about the term whimsical, what comes to mind? This is a theme that many people want on their prelit Christmas trees! It is all about embracing the whimsical side of Christmas with something that is fun, and it is definitely a theme that those with kids will love. While the theme itself can do just about anything that you can think of, for the purpose of this theme we are using a few elf ideas scattered among this. After all, what is more whimsical than Santa’s little helpers making toys, loading the sled, and even wrapping the presents that appear under the tree?

The main colors that you are going to want to use on these prelit Christmas trees are red, white and lime. It is a beautiful color combination that is a twist on the traditional colors of Christmas. Other ornaments that you want to integrate include:

– An elf or two

– Elf stockings

– Candy canes

– Holly plants

– Garland that fits in with these color schemes

Decorating Your Whimsical Prelit Christmas Tree

You will find that loading these prelit Christmas trees down with the red, lime and white bulb ornaments is the starting point. Then add in some of the other décor like holly plants, candy canes, a few elf stocking ornaments, place in a few elves throughout the tree, and then try to find other ornaments that fit into this theme that you personally want to include.

With the white lights that most prelit trees have, it is going to be such a fun end result. You can even find a ribbon that is red with white polka dots to add an even bigger dash of whimsical throughout this tree. It will be gorgeous and one of a kind, as you can let your imagination go with this tree.