A family ditched their traditional Christmas tree for a standing sculpture and said they’ll never go back. Alexandria Masse, 24, created what she calls a “Christmas obelisk” – which will ...

Reasons why keeping holiday decorations up might make you happier, here's why you shouldn't feel bad about your Christmas ...

It’s traditional to keep your Christmas tree around until the Twelfth Night (12 days after Christmas), especially if you don't have a live Christmas tree. People who prefer putting up a fake ...

When you picture a Christmas tree you likely picture a traditional evergreen pine. However this is not the case in New Zealand as the Kiwis are all about the Pōhutukawa, a beautiful tree that is ...

Because of these differences from traditional firewood ... smoky fire from uncured wood is also a danger when using a Christmas tree as fuel, so the best practice is to only use seasoned firewood ...

you might be wondering when the right time is to take down your Christmas tree and stash away the decorations. The date for ditching your Christmas tree largely comes down to personal preference ...

“Rushing to take your decorations down before (or after) the traditional festive season ... What happens to real Christmas trees if they are left up for too long? “Generally, they will start ...

David Sumner, sales manager at Christmas Tree World said ... "Rushing to take your decorations down before (or after) the traditional festive season can be considered bad luck, so Friday 5th ...

For individuals who may lack the time or skills to craft an entirely new tree, Nashaat suggests refreshing the appearance of a traditional Christmas tree by reimagining the decoration approach.