Creative Ways to Incorporate a Large Christmas Tree into Your Display

Every year, there are seemingly countless different holiday traditions that everyone looks forward. In addition to getting to spend time with those that you care about most—and also have the opportunity to give and receive gifts—many people consider the Christmas tree to be the highlight of their holiday season.

The almost universal love for the Christmas tree is something that is relatively unsurprising. Putting up a tree, decorating it, and using the tree as a symbol of everlasting life is a tradition that dates back to the medieval era. Though Christmas trees are almost always coniferous pines, it is the symbol—more so than the tree itself—that is truly what matters most.

As the holiday season continues to come closer, you may find yourself in a panic to find the Christmas tree that is perfect for your display. However, though this is obviously one of the busier times of the year, there is really no need to worry. No matter what type of Christmas tree you ultimately decide to purchase, there are likely many different ways that you can creatively incorporate it into your holiday display.

In this article, we will discuss the most important things for you to think about when shopping around for a Christmas tree. We will also discuss the various different benefits of choosing a large Christmas tree and how you can choose the lights that will help bring your tree to life.

Things to Think About When Shopping for a Christmas Tree

Though, all thing considered, outdoor Christmas trees are relatively affordable, there are many different things that you will need to think about while you are shopping around. Because the Christmas tree has such a sacred value for so many American families, this may be one of the most important purchases you make in all of December.

When deciding which tree makes the most sense for your family, these are just a few of the variables you should take a moment to consider:

• Real versus Artificial: real Christmas trees provide a much more natural feel. They also offer a scent and an aesthetic appeal that is very difficult to replicate. Artificial trees, on the other hand, are significantly easier to maintain. These trees are often very realistic, come with pre-installed LED lighting technology, and will typically last for multiple year.
• The Size of the Tree: the tree that makes the most sense for your space will depend on the size of the room and the various decorations (including lights) that are available for you to work with. When all else is equal—as will be explained below—bigger is usually better.
• Your Budget: natural trees are typically the most affordable in the first year, but artificial trees—especially those with pre-installed LED lights—are usually the most valuable over time. If you are considering purchasing an artificial tree, you should consider this to be a long-term investment.
• Personal Preferences: this may be the most important variable of them all. If there is a specific Christmas tree that you are attracted to, then you should listen to your impulses and go ahead and purchase it.

Though these are just a few of the details that will need to be considered, thinking about them in advance can help you shop with a greater sense of confidence.

Ways to Incorporate a Christmas Tree Into Your Display

Christmas trees are on one of the most important symbols of the holiday season. Due to the fact that they are traditionally coniferous—rather than deciduous—they are able to represent the eternal spirit of Christmas. Ironically, artificial trees with pre-installed lights may be the best representation of the ever-lasting Christmas spirit.

There are many different ways that you can incorporate a tree into your holiday display. Indoors, a large Christmas tree can function as a seasonal centerpiece that your family is able to gather around. This may be the entire highlight of your Christmas display, meaning that size, LED lighting technology, and various other factors should all be accounted for.

Outdoors, a large Christmas tree can also be the centerpiece of whatever lights you choose to decorate your yard with. In fact, even if you are set on purchasing a large Christmas tree, there are still many realistic options available that will already come with the lights pre-installed.

The Benefits of Choosing a Large Christmas Tree

Christmas—to many people—is largely considered to be the “biggest day of the year.” Naturally, as the centerpiece to your overarching Christmas display, there are many distinctive benefits to purchasing an exceptionally large Christmas tree.

• Large Christmas trees can contain more lights and more ornaments. This will give your family an opportunity to be exceptionally creative.
• Large Christmas trees can function as an “anchor” to the rest of your display. Having a distinguished centerpiece will make it much easier to decorate your entire household.
• Large Christmas trees are exceptionally memorable. If you take the time to think about Rockefeller Center in New York, the White House front lawn, or any other notable public locations where a Christmas tree might be installed, you will realize that the size of the tree really does make a difference on its lasting impact.

One of the concerns that people have about choosing a large Christmas tree is that they may not be able to afford all of the decorations necessary to make it complete. However, this is very rarely actually the case. Due to the incredibly advancements in the world of LED Christmas Lights, illuminating a large Christmas tree is more affordable than ever before. LED Lights can also be connected in chains of up to 45—this means that even if you are a lighting professional, you are unlikely to run into any technical limitations.

Conclusion

With a large Christmas tree, your holiday display can be both memorable and a highlight of the holiday season. The Christmas tree—as a whole—is a beautiful tradition that has been passed down for generations. Due to various advances throughout the industry, proudly participating in this tradition is more accessible than ever before.