Tips on How to buy a Snowy Glam Christmas Tree?

From carols and cards to stories, many of us dream of a white Christmas. If you want to make friends and family feel like they’re walking in a winter wonderland the minute they step into your home, then getting a snowy Christmas tree is high on your list. With plenty of online shops, finding the perfect one is easy. Here are a few tips to help you. 

Measure Everything

Before you start, the most important step is to measure the room where you’ll put the tree. Which spot will it be? Once you’re done deciding where to place the tree, measure the height of the ceiling and the width of the area, Today says.

Know Your Options

You’ll encounter plenty of options when you shop online. Knowing what you want will help you clear through the selection much faster. Think about the style of the décor you’ll use. Which tree will be ideal? If you use heavy ornaments, you’ll want options with sturdy branches, for instance, Martha Stewart suggests. For delicate decorations, those are better suited for feathery branches.

Note the Shape

Some look similar to an Evergreen tree in shape and appearance. If that’s the effect you want, then you’ll have plenty to choose from. This will include trees that are big and fluffy and those that are slim, tall, and straight. Decide which style pleases you the most and works best with your interior décor before you proceed.

Get It Pre-decorated

Part of the fun of getting a Christmas tree is decorating it. But if you’d prefer not to spend the entire day fixing up your tree, then you can check out pre-decorated options. These artificial Christmas trees usually have some cones and berries attached or other small touches already. You can still have fun decorating the branches, but you won’t need to spend as much time on that, allowing you to take care of all the other items on your to-do list for the holidays.

Consider the Branches

You’ll need to choose between hinged or hooked branches. Hinged branches are permanently attached to the tree. You fold them down when you put the tree in storage. Hooked branches, on the other hand, need to set up and removed individually. Of the two, hinged branches mean less work and effort on your part since you can set it up or dismantle it with greater ease. You’re also less likely to lose pieces, and they often come with pre-lit options. For those looking to stay on a budget, though, trees with hook-in branches cost much less.

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