Tip #1: Choose an Overall Theme

Deciding on an overall theme is one of the first steps in decorating your Christmas tree is deciding on a general theme. This will help guide your ornament and color choices and give you a cohesive look for your tree.

To choose a theme, consider what inspires you or sets the tone for your holiday décor. Some popular articles include traditional red and green, rustic natural elements like pinecones and wood accents, or glamorous metallics and glitter.

Once you have your theme, select ornaments and decorations that fit that aesthetic. Consider each trim’s size, shape, and color and how it complements the others.

Tip #2: Layer and Vary Sizes

To create a visually appealing tree, it’s important to layer and vary the sizes of your ornaments. Start with more giant ornaments at the bottom of the tree and work your way up to smaller ones near the top.

Pay attention to the shape and texture of each ornament as well. Mix up round ornaments with elongated and geometric shapes. Mix matte and shiny finishes for contrast.

Another trick is to cluster ornaments in groups of three or five and vary the height and position of each cluster. This will create depth and interest in your tree.

When it comes to tree toppers, consider the overall size and shape of your tree. Like a star or angel, a more extensive statement topper may be appropriate for a taller, fuller tree. A simple ribbon or bow suffice for a smaller tree or a minimalist look.

Other decorative elements like garlands or floral picks can add dimension to your tree. These can be draped around the branches’ perimeter or inserted more profoundly into the tree for depth.

With these tips, you can create a stunning and personalized Christmas tree to brighten your holiday season. Happy decorating!