There are just a few weeks left until the holidays. But no, getting a head start on planning doesn’t mean you have to break a bank — there are still lots of exciting yet cheap things you can do.
The Benefits of Choosing an Artificial Christmas Tree
No doubt, the importance of having a quality artificial Christmas tree might be greater this year than it has ever been.
There are a number of other industries still struggling as a result of the pandemic, and unfortunately, Christmas tree businesses are no different. Forbes reports this year’s shortage in global supply chain will result in longer manufacturing and shipping times for Christmas trees, and they will probably be more costly than normal this year due to the delays.
If you wish to avoid the stress (and conceivably expensive cost) of ordering trees too late this year, make sure to purchase yours as soon as possible.
There’s something for every taste and budget this holiday season — whether you want a conventional faux tree, a pre-lit tree or even something more modern like a white or rose gold-colored tree.
Keep scrolling and you’ll find some of the best artificial Christmas trees to shop at every budget.
Artificial Christmas tree from National Tree Company
Artificial Dunhill Fir trees can put a warm and quaint tone on any space.
Faux Pine lights
We can’t think of anything cuter than the West Elm faux pine lights tree—which features multi-colored and rainbow lights. It’s definitely a tree you should buy.
Pre-lit Snow flocked artificial Christmas tree
This pre-lit snow-centric tree will make any corner of your home feel like a winter wonderland.
Faux layered Rose tree
West Elm’s rose gold Christmas tree option will keep your holiday decor stylish.
No-fluff artificial Christmas tree
Consider getting a fully dressed and “no fluff” Christmas tree if you’re anticipating a busy holiday season.