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Once the stockings are hung and the tree is decorated, extend your Christmas decor to the outdoors. Welcome holiday guests with an assortment of DIY outdoor Christmas decorations to add some cheer to your porch, yard, or front walkway.
Save time on holiday decorating this year by relying on these favorites that you can keep up through Thanksgiving and Christmas—no redecorating required. The Better Homes & Gardens collection at Walmart has every winter essential you can dream of: from must-have table decor to decorative wreaths. These pieces are so dreamy and cozy, you’ll want to keep them up all through winter. Best of all, they won't break your holiday budget.
Whether you’re more of a Home Alone or The Santa Clause kind of holiday movie fan, we’ve got the finds you need to pull your favorite ‘90s Christmas decor straight out of the television and into your living room. Grab these holiday-inspired favorites to make your home feel warm and bright before they sell out for the season.
Keep your tree away from heat sources. Cooler rooms and added humidity help your tree stay fresh. LED string lights are less drying than incandescent lights.
Purchasing a new Christmas tree is exciting, but knowing what look, size, and style to choose can be overwhelming. To help you navigate the vast market of artificial trees, holiday experts are sharing the top Christmas tree trends for 2025. While they say a Christmas tree should reflect your space, design preferences, and personal values, there are a few trends they're seeing surge in popularity this year. The biggest of them all? Multiple Christmas trees! People are going all-out, putting an extra festive spin on their decked halls with trees big and small all around their homes.
The holiday season comes with beautiful light displays, inflatable Santas, and decorated Christmas trees. But with twinkling lights and dry pine needles comes the potential for a fire hazard. About 200 Christmas trees catch fire annually. "A small number, but if it’s your home, that’s too many," says home maintenance expert Lou Manfredini.
