The time has come again…
The kids have gone back to school, the light summer nights are coming to an end, and the winter jumpers are now an essential in the wardrobe. This can only mean one thing; Christmas is coming.
When many of us were young, we would borrow the odd piece on tinsel from the Christmas supply cupboard and drape it over our beds, maybe even hang one our two decorations on our bedroom door handles.
Most people’s Christmas decorations are a collection of a magical array of family heirlooms, novelty and fun decorations which add up to a festive mixture of unique and personalised Christmas decorations. But, for most of the year, they are stuck in a box, in the cupboard or loft only seen once a year.
The phrase, the bigger, the better is defiantly going to be the saying of the year. After all, what better way to make a statement at Christmas than opting for oversized Christmas decorations? Whether it is inside or outside using oversized decorations is one of the hottest trends for Christmas.
We all love Christmas, from the decorating of the tree to the gathering together of loved ones. Decorating the home has its roots in pagan tradition, where the spirit of nature was celebrated by welcoming in Winter.
Christmas has always been a time for tradition. It’s a special time of year for the whole family, but sometimes it can feel like you’re dragging the same box of stuff out the loft just to decorate your home in exactly the same way as last year.
Let’s face it we’re all a bit cheesed off with being at home and homeschooling the kids. Well, how about some doing something fun and having the chance of winning £100 of Decorations from ChristmastimeUK? Well, all you’ve got to do is create something that uses baubles, fairy lights or any of your favourite decorations […]
In these uncertain times we may not be able to leave our homes but, we can make our homes speak for us. With a few accessories, we can all brighten up our homes and our everyday lives. #Lightupforeachother is a movement where everyday people like us, illuminate our homes by adding lights to share and […]
What’s more welcoming than a wreath? Since the late 1830s, people have been hanging them on their doors to welcome in the season of Advent. There’s a lot to be said for their greenery and the way it can provide a welcome sight around the festive season. Originally used by the Ancient Greeks, the grand […]
They say colour is a real leveller. It can mean the difference between feeling warm and contented or cold and alone. When it comes to Christmas, we obviously want the former effect when we think of festive displays and decorations. There’s a lot to be said for picking well when it comes to colours at […]