Decorate for fall AND Christmas before Thanksgiving! This guide shows you how to blend festive décor for both holidays seamlessly. Get tips on colors, themes, and transitions. Is it ever too early to deck the halls? The pre-Thanksgiving Christmas decor debate rages on, and I'm firmly planting myself in the "early is better" camp!
With Thanksgiving so late this year, everyone is asking the age-old question: When do I start decorating for Christmas? We tapped 3 experts for their advice. Can't wait to decorate for Christmas? You don't have to! Use our tips for decorating for the holidays before Thanksgiving. When can you put up Christmas decorations? And is it too early to decorate for the holidays? We asked Etsy's in-house trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson about the etiquette of putting up lights, wreaths, and more.
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On the other hand, her daughter Alex decorates for Christmas before Thanksgiving! In fact, you can check out the current issue of The Pioneer Woman magazine to see that Alex's home is already ready for the holidays. See, getting in the Christmas spirit isn't always straightforward. It's called Thanksgiving.
"Anytime before midnight of Thanksgiving is too early to decorate," insists Wendy Kerrigan, founder of Atelier Design in New Orleans. Can't decide how to decorate in November? Here are a bunch of ideas for decorating for Thanksgiving and Christmas with tips to combine both! Tip #2 - Choose Colors Carefully When decorating for Thanksgiving and Christmas at the same time, avoid using red and green together until after Thanksgiving.
Red and green are traditionally only Christmas colors and can drown out the neutrals of your fall decor. By choosing neutral tones, like gold, silver, brown, beige, white, gray, or even blue, you can decorate easily for any holiday. Get your home ready for the holidays with these 60+ easy ideas for Thanksgiving and Christmas! From decorating tips to entertaining and cleaning hacks, this list will help you create a warm, festive, and organized holiday season.
As for me and my house, we will not wait until after Thanksgiving to decorate for Christmas. There's just something about those sparkling lights and silver bells.
