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This tree looks so different from last year’s tree which had more neutral tones to it. I love to switch it up each year and make my Christmas decor feel fresh and new.
I chose four different floral picks to use this year and oversized (though varying) sizes of ornaments to add color and texture.
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Even though the base of your tree will get hidden by presents, you still need to cover that metal base because it will peek through.
First things first, set your tree up and fluff the branches. I start at the bottom and I manipulate the branches to fill in the holes (dead space).
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Once your lights are on and your branches have been fluffed, it’s time to add your floral picks.
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Now it's time to add ribbons. I typically like to use anywhere from 2-4 different Christmas ribbons on a tree. I love to use ones that are typically 4-6? thick and have a wired edge.
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Before you add your ornaments to the tree, lay them all out and group them.
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