Day: November 27, 2017

After a year-long wait, Christmas is finally here! Christmas decoration is an annual ritual that every family enjoys and plans for well in advance. Of course, hunting for new and unique ideas to come up with an enchanting decor is part of the fun and build up to the holiday!

So how about applying an innovative theme to your Christmas tree this year and matching your decor with it? Believe it or not, themed Christmas trees add incredible elegance to your room with their sheer charm. So here are 5 of the most unconventional Christmas tree themes that you can try out this year!

Snowy Wonderland

Although Christmas trees have been presumed to be green in color since traditional times, white colored trees can be a good choice for those seeking an unconventional decor. White colored Christmas trees can be best decorated with simple, metallic ornaments that give them a classy look. You can also change the color theme of your room to white so that it complements the tree and gives the effect of a snowy wonderland.

Rainbow

 

The Christmas Rainbow theme is yet again an unconventional and beautiful one to try out this year. A simple tree can be decorated entirely with colorful balloons to give it the look of a rainbow. Make sure you do not add any ornaments to the tree apart from the balloons. Make sure you select balloon colors that depict a classy rainbow.

Touch Of Gold

If green and white are too mainstream for you, try giving your Christmas tree a makeover with gold this year. Decorate your tree with gold ornaments all over and see for yourself the elegance it adds to your room. You can also try golden lighting that will give your decor a glowing finish.

Contemporary

If you are not keen on having a traditional leafed Christmas tree, you can also try an aluminium Christmas tree, or make one by arranging books, wooden sticks or lights in the shape of a tree. This will not only make your decor look novel and unique, it will also attract a lot of compliments from friends and family for your creativity.

Quaint Decor

The Quaint Decor theme is for those who are big on tradition and adore the typical style of tree decoration! To give it a trendy twist this year, you can try adding colorful and bold ornaments, whimsical decorations and charming gifts to it. For a classy effect, you can match the color of the ornaments with the color theme of the room.

To enhance the look, add attractive Christmas flowers to your decor.

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Receiving and giving Christmas Flowers, Gifts & Centerpieces has its origins dating back to the biblical times. The biblical story of the nativity gives the classic narrative of the three wise men from the East presenting gifts of gold, myrrh, and frankincense to baby Jesus. This is considered by some to have been the first Christmas Gift ever given.

The Victorian era epitomized the real spirit of Christmas and led to the start of many of the current seasonal customs. During those times giving and receiving simple gifts was the order of the day, as apposed to the mass of extravagant gifts often given out nowadays. The gifts would often be simple homemade items such as cakes, clothes, dolls etc. For the more affluent class of people, the manufacturing of toys (often wooden) was introduced. The first commercially produced Christmas card also came into being during this era. Together with cards and decorations, the Victorian Era saw the introduction of many of the Christmas traditions currently enjoyed.

Contrary to popular belief, Christmas celebrations did exist before the Victorian era. In fact back in the Middle Ages Christmas celebration was almost a two week long affair extending up till the night of January 6^th, hence the 12 days of Christmas carols was written in 1789. The two week Christmas celebration was a time of much feasting, merriment and of course the giving and receiving of gifts. The generous Lords and Kings would give out essential items such as clothing and firewood to the less fortunate.

In contemporary times, Christmas has become a huge commercial enterprise. Business promotions for Christmas begin virtually as soon as Summer Holidays come to an end. For many the Christmas period turns out to be a very stressful. The strain of finding the perfect Christmas Gift takes a toll on many – and many people end up with gifts they already have or don