The holiday season is a magical time of year when families gather together to celebrate, reflect, and look forward to the coming new year.
An important part of creating that magical holiday atmosphere is festive Christmas decorations!
The living room is often the central gathering spot for celebrations with friends and family, so it’s important that it really feels festive and holiday-ready.
In this article, we’ll explore 13 fresh, fun, and festive Christmas decor ideas to make your living room look absolutely merry and bright this holiday season!
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The Christmas Tree
No Christmas decor is more iconic than the gorgeous, full Christmas tree.
This evergreen centerpiece brings everything together and sets the tone for a festive living room.
Here are some ideas for styling your Christmas tree this year:
Go Classic with Green and Red
Stick with the timeless color combination of red and green for an elegant and traditional Christmas tree.
Use round red ornaments in various sizes mixed with pinecones and berries in shades of deep red and crimson.
Accent with clusters of warm white lights.
Finish it off with a gold tree topper – a star or angel are classic options.
Go Rustic with Plaid and Burlap
Create a cozy, rustic vibe with a plaid and burlap themed tree.
Use burlap ribbon to make bows for wrapping faux planter pots of greenery to place beneath the tree.
Hang plaid ornaments and mini faux tartan gift boxes.
You can also wrap sticks with burlap and add pinecones.
Add a homey touch with twine and wood accented ornaments.
Finish off with a homespun rustic star or tree topper.
Use Metallic Ornaments for Glam
Make your Christmas tree extra glamorous using metallic and mirrored ornaments in gold, silver, copper and gunmetal gray.
Accent with jewel tone baubles in sapphire, emerald and amethyst.
Incorporate velvet ribbons and bows throughout in colors like deep teal or burgundy.
Wrap the base of the tree in garland made from luxurious fabric like velvet.
Top with a sparkling tree topper or mirrored tree top ornament.
Go Eclectic with Quirky Kitsch
Show off your playful personality with a fun and funky eclectic tree.
Mismatched ornaments in every color and pattern immediately provide visual interest.
Hunt thrift stores and dollar bins for quirky finds like colorful yarn pom poms, mini animal figurines, paper flowers, and toys.
For even more humor and whimsy, add edgy black tree ornaments featuring things like zombies, dinosaurs and pirates.
Top with a silly hat, bow or tree topper.
Garlands and Greenery
Garlands and greenery are a simple yet stunning way to deck your living room for the holidays.
Not only do they add festive flair, they fill the air with that refreshing evergreen scent.
Here are some creative ways to incorporate garlands and greenery this Christmas:
Drape Fireplace Mantels with Garland
A fireplace mantel is made for festive garlands.
Opt for a traditional greenery garland using fir, cedar, spruce or pine branches.
Accent with pinecones, holly berries, eucalyptus sprigs or gold or red ball ornaments worked throughout.
You can also intersperse mini faux gift boxes or tiny stockings.
Drape battery operated twinkle lights throughout for some added sparkle.
Finish it off by placing decorative stockings across the length of the mantel.
Create a Stunning Evergreen Wreath
An oversized evergreen wreath makes a gorgeous focal point over your living room’s main seating area.
Collect snippets of pine, cedar and fir from your own yard or purchase greenery at a craft store.
Wrap the greenery pieces together with floral wire to create a large, round wreath shape.
Accent with pinecones, berries, eucalyptus leaves, large ornament balls or faux red berries.
Finish it by tying a big plaid bow or attaching a Christmas greeting sign.
Wrap a Banister or Stair Railing
Transform a plain banister or railing into a pine-scented wonderland by wrapping it with evergreen garland.
Start by securing the garland at the bottom and top with Command hooks to keep it stabilized.
Wrap cedar, fir or pine garland pieces horizontally across the length of the railing, securing with floral wire as needed.
Tuck in sprigs of faux holly or eucalyptus and mini pinecones as you go.
Top off each newel post with a bow for the perfect finishing festive touch.
Create a Mantel Garland and Stocking Display
Create a coordinated display by draping a garland across the mantel and hanging matching stockings.
Opt for a luxury look with a velvet garland and red velvet stockings trimmed in faux white fur.
Or create a homespun style using burlap garland and stockings with plaid cuffs.
Place the stockings across the mantel, using miniature clip clothes pins to attach them to the garland if needed.
Christmas Pillows and Throws
Cozy, comfy Christmas pillows and throws allow you to curl up by the fire with some spiced cider and get into the holiday spirit.
Here are some creative ways to work them into your living room décor:
Display Festive Accent Pillows
Fill your living room seating with Christmas cheer by adding accent pillows with holiday patterns, colors and motifs.
Try red pillows featuring white polka dots, green velvet pillows with embroidered Christmas trees, or lumbar pillows with plaid patterns.
Place a few sequin and velvet jewel tone pillows on your sectional or sofa for some added sparkle.
Drape Throws on Chairs and Sofas
Drape festive Christmas throws and blankets over arm chairs, sofas, love seats, etc.
Opt for red and green plaid fleece or cotton throws.
Try a chunky wool throw in a classic pattern like fair isle.
Or go for faux fur and velvet throws in jewel tones like sapphire, emerald and ruby for serious coziness.
Add extra flair with a monogrammed throw blanket featuring the family’s last name or initial.
Make Your Own No-Sew Fleece Pillows
Get crafty and make your own no-sew Christmas pillows from fleece fabric.
Use holiday themed prints on both sides like snowflakes, reindeer, or candy canes.
To make them, cut two pieces of fleece to the pillow dimensions you want.
Stack the pieces with the patterned sides facing out.
Tie the edges together by cutting long strips of fleece and tying them tightly around the edges.
Fluff and arrange on sofas or beds.
Sew Easy Envelope Style Pillow Covers
Sewing your own personalized pillow covers is an easy DIY project.
Make a front piece and a back piece from your choice of festive holiday fabric.
Put them together with right sides facing and leave one end open.
Sew the edges, turn inside out, insert a readymade pillow form, then hand stitch the opening.
Choose patterns like buffalo check, embroidered holly leaves or even the family photo as the front piece!
Christmas Blankets and Lap Quilts
There’s nothing more cozy than curling up under a warm Christmas blanket or handmade holiday lap quilt.
They add comfort while creating a seasonal living room aesthetic.
Here are some ways to incorporate them into your décor:
Display Beautiful Knit Throws
Drape exquisitely knit or crocheted afghan blankets over arm chairs or sofas to add texture and create a cozy, hand crafted look.
Opt for thick, chunky knit throws featuring classic Christmas motifs like snowflakes, trees, reindeer or stockings.
Or choose one with Scandinavian style fair isle patterns in red, green, white and black.
Roll arm chair and sofa arms for a pretty draped effect.
Layer Under Tree Skirts
Tree skirts pull a Christmas room together visually while concealing messy tree bases.
For extra flair, layer two tree skirts.
Place a solid red or green velvet skirt on the bottom, then top with a knit skirt featuring fair isle or Christmas motifs.
he layered look adds depth and dimension for added holiday charm.
Make Sweet Historical Reproduction Quilts
For historic holiday ambiance, display antique-style pieced and patchwork quilts.
Reproduction quilts mimic the look of antique 19th century quilts.
Look for designs like log cabin, double wedding ring or star quilts made from classic prints like calico, paisley and tiny florals.
Drape quilts over the back of a sofa, fold at the foot of a bed, or hang as decorative wall art.
Sew Cozy Fleece No-Sew Blankets
Customize your own easy no-sew fleece blankets for friends and family this Christmas.
Use festive holiday themed fleece on both sides like green and red buffalo check or snowflake patterns.
To make a blanket, place two pieces of fleece together with patterned sides facing out.
Cut long strips of fleece and use them to tightly tie the edges of the blanket pieces together.
These comfy tie blankets make great personalized holiday gifts!
Holiday Candles and Lanterns
Flickering candles and lanterns cast a warm, welcoming glow throughout the living room during the holidays.
Here are some ways to incorporate candles and lanterns into your Christmas décor:
Arrange Christmas Candles on the Mantel
Line your fireplace mantel with an assortment of holiday candles and candle holders to create a beautiful, cohesive display.
Opt for pillar candles in various heights, cylinder votives, and even fun shapes like Christmas trees.
Nestle them among greenery garlands, pinecones, and mini gift box decorations.
Mix metals, colors and patterns for an eclectic look.
Create a Candle Vignette on a Side Table
Turn a side table into a gorgeous candle vignette by artfully arranging assorted holiday candles.
Include fragranced jar candles, colored taper candles, glass votives, and different candle holders.
Choose a theme like all mercury glass votives or jewel toned tapers.
Display next to cozy chairs so guests can enjoy the warm glow.
Make an Everlasting Candle Centerpiece
Create a candle centerpiece that lasts beyond the holidays with LED flameless candles
Arrange real pine branches, pinecones and greenery in a low bowl or tray.
Nestle flameless votives, pillars, and tapers amongst the greenery.
Choose warm white, ivory, red, green and gold candles.
Turn them on to cast a realistic flickering glow all season long with no mess or danger.
Hang Lanterns Above the Dining Table
Suspend glass jar lanterns containing votive candles above the dining table using fishing line or wreath hangers.
Opt for clear, colored, frosted or patterned glass hurricane lanterns in red, green, gold and black.
Place pine sprigs or holly inside each one.
The suspended lanterns will twinkle above diners, creating magical ambiance.
Line Driveway and Walkways with Luminaries
Welcome guests in with beautiful luminaries lighting up your driveway and walkways.
Place mini votive or tealight candles inside paper bags weighted down with sand or rocks.
For Christmas flair, opt for bags with holiday patterns or cut holiday shapes from card stock for the outsides.
Arrange them along driveways, sidewalks, stairs and deck railings.
The warm glow beckons guests inside.
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Christmas Plants
Fresh Christmas plants and flowers bring the beauty of nature indoors.
Here are some festive ways to decorate your living room with holiday plants and blooms:
Display a Poinsettia Tree
Create a stunning centerpiece with a “tree” constructed entirely from poinsettia plants.
Start with a small potted poinsettia.
Surround the base with cut white or gold poinsettia flowers held in place with floral foam.
Continue adding layers, alternating red and white poinsettia blooms.
Spiral upwards, making a cone shape like a Christmas tree.
For drama, place it on top of a pillar candlestand.
Arrange Traditional Poinsettias
The classic red poinsettia with lush green leaves is a holiday must-have.
Display poinsettia plants on their own or incorporate into mantel garlands.
Try grouping three tall stems in a mercury glass vase for a pop of color, or nestle smaller plants amongst evergreen sprigs and pinecones.
Wrap ribbon around pots in shimmery fabric like gold lamé for some extra sparkle.
Create Mini Succulent Christmas Trees
Use adorable mini succulents to create living Christmas trees and centerpieces.
Purchase 2-3 inch potted succulents such as echeveria, sempervivum and sedum.
Arrange them in a triangle shape secured with floral putty or wire to form a mini Christmas tree.
Decorate with fairy lights and mini ornaments.
Surround with holiday candleholders to finish the look.
Display a Christmas Cactus
The Christmas cactus blooms spectacularly in late fall and winter, with fuchsia, red, orange or white flowers.
Put your plant in a decorative cachepot or hanging basket in your living room about 6 weeks before Christmas to encourage optimal holiday blooming.
The bright flowers will add simple natural beauty to your décor.
Create Holiday Arrangements with Amaryllis and Paperwhites
Amaryllis and paperwhite narcissus bulbs are easy to grow indoors and bloom into holiday flowers.
Pot the bulbs in containers with pebbles and water.
Set in bright areas and they’ll flower beautifully in 3-4 weeks.
Arrange the blooming plants with evergreens on consoles and side tables.
The trumpet shaped paperwhite and amaryllis blooms look extra festive.
Christmas Table Decor
The Christmas table brings family and friends together to celebrate the season.
Create festive ambiance with these holiday dining table decorating ideas:
Choose a Red, Green and Gold Color Scheme
Stick with classic Christmas colors for an elegant tablescape.
Use a red tablecloth, green placemats, gold chargers and red napkins.
Incorporate accents like gold candlesticks, red dishes, and fresh garlands down the center of the table.
Finish with name cards on small green wreaths.
The traditional color palette exudes cozy Christmas charm.
Create a Rustic Look with Plaid and Pinecones
Achieve rustic holiday ambiance with a table accented with plaid and pinecones.
Use a burlap runner down the center and plaid napkins.
Incorporate pine sprigs, pinecones, and twine bows for organic texture.
Set birch bark candle holders filled with ivory taper candles at each place setting.
Hang mini berry wreaths made from twigs above the table.
Layer Dishes and Linens for Depth
Don’t be afraid to layer linens, chargers, runners and placemats.
The layered look creates stunning dimension and texture.
Try gold chargers over red placemats and green runner down the center.
Top with festive dishes like green rimmed salad plates, red dinner plates and gold candlesticks.
Finish with poinsettia napkin rings.
Incorporate Natural Elements Like Fruit and Nuts
Adorn your Christmas table with festive organic elements like fresh fruit and nuts.
Surround arrangements with fresh pine and spruce branches, pinecones, acorns and chestnuts.
Use cranberries, clementines, apples, pears, pomegranates and persimmons as accent decor.
They look beautiful while exuding delicious holiday aromas.
Use Wrapped Gifts and Gift Tags as Place Cards
Make place cards from wrapped faux gift boxes tied with ribbon and bows.
Attach gift tag place cards to each box with guests’ names written in calligraphy.
Stack the “gifts” on each plate atop the dinner charger.
Wrap extras in holiday fabric to use as table decor.
It provides an extra element of festive Christmas flair.
Christmas Centerpieces
The centerpiece serves as the focal point of any Christmas living room.
Here are beautiful, festive centerpiece ideas:
Create a Traditional Holiday Centerpiece
Design a timeless centerpiece featuring classic holiday decorations.
Start with a large glass vase filled with pine, cedar and fir trimmings.
Incorporate bright red poinsettias and pinecones.
Surround with glass candleholders holding red and white taper candles.
Accent with a big plaid bow, jingle bells and a “Joy” sign tucked into the greenery.
Fill Bowls with Shiny Ornaments and Baubles
Use clear glass or acrylic bowls to display a sea of beautiful ornaments and baubles.
Opt for a color theme like red and silver, or choose an eclectic mix of patterns and textures.
Incorporate mini gift boxes, tiny trees, glass balls, metallic beads, candy canes and more.
The see-through bowl lets all the colors and textures shine.
Craft Mini Holiday Terrariums
Make festive mini holiday terrariums by filling glass containers with soil and succulents.
Add tiny pinecones, driftwood pieces, red berries, mini ornaments, and fairy lights.
Place them down the center of the dining table or cluster them creatively throughout the living room to add fresh holiday greenery.
Create an Organic Natural Centerpiece
Embrace nature this season with a centerpiece using organic found materials.
Fill a distressed white painted sled or wagon with pine boughs, magnolia leaves, birch logs, pinecones, grapes, chestnuts, acorns and dried slices of wood.
Incorporate twine, burlap, galvanized buckets, and faux snow for wintry ambiance.
Suspend a Mini Live Tree
Hang an adorable mini live tabletop Christmas tree above your centerpiece.
Opt for a 2-3 foot potted fir or spruce.
Wrap the pot in burlap or plaid fabric secured with raffia or twine.
Hang above the table using wreath hangers attached to the ceiling.
Decorate with mini ornaments and surround with holiday floral arrangements.
Christmas Mantel Decor
The fireplace mantel serves as the perfect spot for eyecatching Christmas decor.
Here are fabulous ideas for styling your holiday mantel:
Go Rustic with Plaid, Pinecones and Candles
Achieve a rustic feel with plaid, pinecones and candlelight.
Start by draping the mantel in a red, green or red buffalo check blanket.
Hang a “Merry Christmas” banner across the center.
Group pillar candles, pinecones and mini potted evergreens across the length.
Finish with pops of shiny ornaments and silver bell garland for sheen.
Create a Traditional Green, Red and Gold Display
Embrace timeless colors like deep green, crimson red and shimmery gold.
Adorn garland with red berries and pinecones.
Incorporate metallic beads and ornaments for shine.
Arrange framed photos on the ends, along with candleholders.
Finish with a “Joy to the World” metal sign in the center.
Showcase Your Holiday Cards
Make a display using the holiday cards you receive.
Connect strands of ribbon across the length of the mantel, then use mini clothespins to attach cards.
Or group them in the center, propped against candlesticks, ornaments, pinecones and greenery.
It’s a great way to showcase the cards while adding seasonal decor.
Incorporate a Nostalgic Advent Calendar
Display a beautiful vintage-style advent calendar front and center on the mantel.
Fill each numbered door with a small treat, gift or note.
Try one made from an old book, with mini envelopes behind each window.
Or opt for a fabric covered design embroidered with holiday motifs.
Place votives or mini trees around it.
Accent with Christmas Stockings
Line up personalized Christmas stockings across the mantel for quintessential holiday charm.
Opt for rich velvet or faux fur stockings.
Monogram with each family member’s name.
Incorporate patterns like fair isle, buffalo check or embroidered holly leaves.
Hang them with care using beautiful gold hooks or embedded command hooks.
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Christmas Tree Skirts
Tree skirts wrap everything together visually while hiding unsightly tree base debris.
Here are creative ideas for using Christmas tree skirts and collars:
Go Velvet for Luxe Style
Ring in some luxury with a tree skirt made from rich velvet fabric.
The way it catches the light adds dimension and depth.
Opt for classic colors like red, green or gold.
Or make a statement with deeper hues like burgundy, emerald or navy.
Finish with metallic embroidered motifs like Christmas trees, stars or snowflakes.
Choose Plaid for Rustic Ambiance
Plaid printed skirts exude cozy rustic charm.
Choose traditional patterns like buffalo check, tartan, black watch plaid or fair isle knits.
Try a flannel or fleece skirt for super coziness underfoot.
For a handmade look, opt for burlap with a cute appliquéd Christmas emblem or saying.
Make Your Own Braided Yarn Skirt
Crafty?
Make a boho chic braided yarn tree skirt.
Use textures like chunky cable knit in white, cream, red and green.
Braid strands together, then stitch into a circle securing the ends.
Add pom poms, tassels, jingle bells or beads for personality.
Finish by hot gluing the braided circle onto a felt backing.
Display Family Photos on a Custom Skirt
Show off your family memories with a custom photo tree skirt.
Choose favorite family pics and have them printed onto fabric.
Sew the panels together, leaving an opening on one side.
Finish the edges with rickrack or pom pom trim.
Insert a base layer inside for stability.
The perfect personalized tree accent!
Go Metallic for Glam Style
Sparkle and shine with a glittery metallic tree skirt or collar.
Opt for collars or skirts embroidered with gleaming silver, gold or multi-colored metallic threaded designs.
Try a lush velvet skirt in a rich jewel tone like sapphire or emerald with gilded embellishments.
The shimmery skirts add glamour and elegance.
Christmas Staircase Decor
Your staircase offers prime real estate for eye-catching Christmas décor.
Make it a focal point with these festive ideas:
Drape Garlands Down Banisters
Transform plain banisters and stair railings by draping them with holiday garlands.
Opt for classic pine, cedar and fir garlands accented with red berries, pinecones and bright red bows.
Or make your own extra lush mixed garland using magnolia leaves, eucalyptus, holly branches, etc.
Wrap lights throughout for added sparkle.
Line Stairs with Greenery and Candles
Turn each staircase step into a decorative display.
Affix sprigs of greenery like pine, magnolia and holly down each step using command hooks.
Nestle battery operated candles amongst the greenery.
For extra flair, incorporate plaids and velvet ribbons.
The warm glow welcomes guests upstairs.
Suspend a Christmas Tree Over the Landing
Make a stunning statement by suspending an upside down Christmas tree from the staircase landing ceiling.
Place a pre-lit artificial tree in a pot upside down.
Decorate with ornaments.
Hang it from the ceiling using strong wreath hangers.
Surround with holiday decor on the stairs and landing below.
Use Stockings for Stair Risers
Turn your staircase into a stocking extravaganza.
Cover each stair riser with adhesive-backed velvet, felt or faux fur.
Add a monogram, name or holiday motif using fabric paint pens.
You can also use stocking panels secured with command strips.
Fill stockings with greenery, berries and pinecones.
Incorporate A Family Photo Gallery
Transform your stairway into a “family Christmas” photo gallery.
Mount framed portraits up the staircase.
Incorporate holiday photos through the years, and end with a seasonal family photo at the top.
Coordinate frames for a cohesive look.
Add birch logs, greenery and candles along the stairs.
Christmas Movie Marquee
For families who love movies, create a magical movie marquee area right in your living room!
Transform an empty wall into a glamorous marquee display highlighting beloved holiday films.
Follow these tips to make your own cinema-style Christmas movie marquee:
Create the Marquee Signboard
Build a marquee signboard using plywood or foam core.
Cut it into a long rectangle or curved shape.
Paint it a rich color like red, black or navy.
Add details like gold framing along the edges.
This serves as the backdrop for your movie titles.
Make Interchangeable Letter Blocks
Use cardboard or wood to cut letter blocks in a vintage theater font.
Paint them in bright gold, white or red.
Attach strips of velcro to the back of each block.
Adhere matching velcro strips to the marquee signboard in straight lines.
The letters can be rearranged to spell out different movie titles.
Illuminate with Twinkle Lights
Stud the marquee perimeter with warm white twinkle lights.
This makes the sign seem to glow and sparkle, just like a real theater.
Outline windows and doors with lights as well.
You can also place string lights behind the signboard to directly illuminate the letters.
Incorporate Musical Holiday Decor
Add elements under and around the marquee to reinforce the movie theme.
Place toy musical instruments like xylophones, drums, toy pianos, etc.
on shelving beneath.
Display nutcrackers and toy soldiers like in the Nutcracker ballet.
Provide Cinema Snack Props
Set out classic moviegoing snack props near the marquee wall.
Popcorn buckets, candy boxes, soda cups and candy bars help build the movie atmosphere.
For photo fun, include relevant dress up attire like Santa hats for watching holiday flicks.
Change Titles to Coordinate with Viewings
Switch out the move titles displayed on your marquee to coordinate with family movie nights and gatherings.
Highlight featured films like Elf, Home Alone, It’s a Wonderful Life, and others.
The marquee creates excitement and anticipation for beloved holiday viewings.
Host a Holiday Movie Release Party
Gather friends and family for a movie release party when a new Christmas film hits theaters.
Update the marquee with the film’s title.
Provide cinema snacks and fancy drinks for your own glam premiere event.
Your home theater marquee makes any occasion feel like a VIP celebration.
With a dash of Hollywood magic, the living room movie marquee provides festive flair while highlighting the most wonderful movies of the season.
Christmas film lovers will adore having this glitzy accent as part of holiday home decor!
Christmas Home Bar Decor
Your home bar is a great spot for fun holiday flair.
Deck it out for Christmas with these festive decor ideas:
Drape Garland Above Cabinets
Drape evergreen garland above your bar’s cabinets for instant holiday color.
Incorporate red berries, plaid bows and ornaments throughout.
You can also accent with battery operated lights.
Drape an extra piece along the bar itself and add mini trees or gift boxes for texture.
Display Nostalgic Christmas Liquor Bottles
Vintage holiday liquor bottles make charming decorative accents.
Search for bottles shaped like Santa Claus, Christmas trees, or wrapped packages.
Gather assorted sizes and place them along the countertop or above cabinets.
Group alongside pinecones, candles and greenery for a nostalgic old world look.
Fill Glass Containers with Ornaments and Baubles
Large glass jars, hurricanes, decanters and drink dispensers provide the perfect vessels for displaying shiny Christmas ornaments and baubles.
Fill them with ornaments, beads, pinecones and tinsel just like a clear glass vase centerpiece.
The transparent vessels let all the colors and textures shine.
Make a Mini Tree Centerpiece for the Bar Top
Create a diminutive tree centerpiece for the bar using mini ornaments and bottle brush pine branches.
Place silver and white decorative balls and tiny gift boxes into the bottle brushes secured with floral putty.
Wire ribbon around the “trunk” then display on the counter amidst barware.
Surround with mini liquor bottles for a cute crafted look.
Incorporate Pub Signs with Christmas Names
Pub signs make quirky art for a home bar.
Look for vintage reproduction enamel, metal or wooden signs shaped like arrows, circles or plaques.
Opt for Christmas appropriate names like “The Mistletoe”, “Santa’s Helpers” or “Reindeer Crossing.” Group signs together leaning against shelves or hang above the bar area.
I hope this extensive guide covering 13 different Christmas living room decor ideas has provided lots of inspiration to make your home merry and bright!
Remember, decorating for Christmas doesn’t have to be complicated.
Even incorporating just a few of these ideas can infuse your home with holiday spirit.
The most important thing is to make decorating an enjoyable process.
Get the whole family involved, play your favorite carols, sip some cocoa or mulled cider, and most importantly, have fun making memories!
