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Don’t have a Christmas tree? Try these alternatives instead

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If you don’t have a Christmas tree or want to try something different this holiday season, here are some creative alternatives:


  1. DIY wall tree: Create a Christmas tree shape on your wall using festive lights, ornaments, or even washi tape. This is a great space-saving option, especially for small apartments.
  2. Branches in a vase: Arrange a few bare branches in a tall vase or container and decorate them with ornaments, lights, or ribbon. It’s a simple and minimalist alternative.
  3. String lights tree: Use string lights to form the shape of a tree on a wall or in an empty frame. You can also add lightweight ornaments or cards to the lights.
  4. Book tree: Stack your favorite holiday-themed books in the shape of a tree. Top it with a festive ornament or a star. This not only looks charming but also provides some holiday reading material.
  5. Ladder tree: Lean a ladder against the wall and decorate it with lights, garlands, and ornaments. This gives a rustic and unique touch to your holiday decorations.
  6. Pinecone tree: Arrange pinecones in the shape of a tree on a tabletop or mantle. You can leave them natural or paint them in festive colors.
  7. Chalkboard or Whiteboard tree: Draw or trace a Christmas tree shape on a chalkboard or whiteboard and decorate it with colorful chalk or markers. This allows for creativity and personalization.
  8. Floating ornament tree: Hang ornaments from the ceiling at varying lengths to create a floating tree effect. It’s a modern and artistic way to showcase your holiday spirit.
  9. Window cling tree: Use window clings or decals to create a tree shape on a large window. This can be a fun and temporary way to display a Christmas tree.
  10. Washi tape tree: Create a tree shape on a wall or even a door using colorful washi tape. It’s easy to apply and remove without damaging surfaces.

Remember, the most important thing is to have fun and embrace the holiday spirit in a way that suits your style and space constraints.