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The rest of my decor will be a soft Christmas dusting of holiday magic. My Christmas mantel is usually just as ornate to help balance the room. I want my tree to be the focal point of the house. I go all out! This is where I spend most of my time, money and energy. So, it felt natural to keep with the theme and continue it on through the Christmas season.Ī few things about how I like to decorate my Christmas tree…. I styled our home for Spring, Summer and Fall with blue, white and gold.

This year will be our last in this home and I wanted to do something different! So I used a powerful pop of BLUE! I am usually a neutral, soft color scheme Christmas decorator.

I added our final “sentimental” ornaments at the end, but everything has since been moved of course because the littles love the tree! (So just picture everything on the lower portion in a slightly different area, ha!).Oh Christmas Tree! Today, I am SO excited to share our Elegant Blue, White and Gold Christmas Tree with you! This is a color combination I have never done before. Not sure if you noticed, but most of the earlier photos I shared of our tree just had the blue and pink decor. You can check out the living room setup here, but after the New Year we’ll probably be switching things up again. I then moved the other couch over to the corner and put the tree in its place. We brought the red chair that was in the corner to the rental renovation bedroom (for future baby nursing). If you caught the post last week about decorating a Christmas tree, you would have seen our location setup this year ahead of time. I’ve used crepe streamers in the past ( a black one in the first tree I shared on the blog), so I’m not too worried it will get hot and burn/melt.Įither way, we only turn on the tree for a few hours each night and turn it off before we go to bed.Īctually, the toddler gets upset if the tree is on when there is sun out still…

Blue and/or pink crepe garland ( here’s the pink polka dot one!).

Shop This Look with Similar Items from Amazon: I think it works because the pink balls are a lot brighter/bolder, so it creates a bit more harmony between the two colours. The Husband didn’t like the pink streamer because it had a pattern, but the toddler thought we should put it in. I layered the blue streamer in between the silver tinsel garland and the white feather boa garland. So it’s a good thing I had the streamers :) The streamers were actually leftover from my pink and blue baby shower, so I didn’t have to purchase anything for this tree :)Ī couple of the balls also broke during setup (don’t buy glass ornaments when you have little ones!). We didn’t have that many blue and pink Christmas ball ornaments, so I had to bring in more colour somehow! I added a lot more garlands (this time, crepe streamers) than I normally would. Last week I shared the simple steps for decorating a Christmas tree, and I had a few sneak peeks at how the tree was going to look this year. You can see our traditional silver and gold tree, the jewel-toned Christmas tree, the silver and blue tree, and the red, gold, silver and copper tree. I love switching up our Christmas tree colour scheme each year. See more information about affiliates here. – Note: This post contains affiliate links. We didn’t find out the gender of this baby, and with baby’s due date at the end of November… I figured it made sense :)

We went with a non-traditional Christmas tree colour scheme this year, and it couldn’t have turned out more fun! In preparation for our upcoming baby, I went a little whimsical and did a blue and pink Christmas tree.