It will soon be Christmas, which means you may have started planning how you want to deck the halls with Christmas decorations this year. If you want a new look that is sure to stand out why not go for something a little different and go for a Scottish Highlands themed Christmas.
Christmas preparations will soon be in full swing, but whilst it is a unique and special time of the year, it is not always the most environmentally friendly. Here are a couple of simple things you can do to create an eco-friendly Christmas without missing out on creating and enjoying the festive magic.
Afraid to mix metals? You absolutely can on your Christmas tree! Using gold, cream, white and silver Christmas decorations creates a truly magical and ethereal look. Neutral style of white and cream Christmas decorations look stunning when matched with the rich gold tones for an overall look that is full of shimmer, and plenty of glam.
During the festive period, hallways can often get neglected since they are rarely allocated decorations of their own, however, since these busy throughfares are important spaces for you and any visitors over the Christmas period we have come up with a few ideas on how to bring your hallway to life.
We love blue in all its shades; it is calming and beautiful. Blue is one of the most natural winter colours and is very trendy for décor. You could have a full-blown, blue-themed Christmas this year with a beautiful and magical blue Christmas tree.
As the Christmas decorating experts, we pride ourselves on designing, creating, and offering our customers unique Christmas decorations. One of our best products is our Christmas Themes. We have over 23 different and spectacular pre-decorated Christmas themes, making Christmas even more straightforward.
Trends are changing all of the time, whether you are an avid follower or prefer to stick to your own style, they will be affecting everything from the clothes that people are wearing to the decorations that hang from all the trees. This year the Christmas trends have already been decided and they are looking right up our street!
There is no downplaying how special a Christmas dinner is for almost everyone in the world but after so many years of preparing the same meal on the same day, you might feel like it’s time for a fresh take on this merry event.
There are some terms that will appear in product descriptions or on our website, that you might wonder what they mean, so we thought we would explain some of the technical terms we use.
Christmas dinner in the UK revolves around quite a consistent menu of soup or pate, then turkey or ham, before diving into Christmas pudding, followed by mince pies or chocolates and coffee. Making you hungry? I think we all look forward to this dinner, no matter how repetitive it is, but have you ever wondered what people are eating on this day in other destinations around the world? Here is a short insight into what the rest of our planet like to call their Christmas dinner menu.