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Christmas Tree Decoration At Your House

Do you go all out with Christmas tree decor , gifts and activities at Xmas or keep it low key?

We do a tree and a few Christmas tree decors. I have this magnetic Christmas ball ornaments that DS loves this year. Each year we buy each other 2 hallmark ornaments that represent each other, and that is what is on the tree. 

We do few gifts. For the past two years DS and I don't buy each other gifts and just spend the money on house projects or vacations. DS doesn't get much. This year I bought him a new wooden train set and some books.

I would say all out. We usually have 3 trees (all fake though) -- one pretty one with white lights and Christmas ball ornaments, one as tacky as DH wants with every colored light blinking like crazy and insane hodgepodge of ornaments topped by a schwa a friend made him in shop class in high school, and one in between with the ornaments that have special meaning. We also do a wreath and garland, and we spend way too much on gifts.

We aren't doing it this year but did it past years. I like to go all-out with Christmas tree decor because I can do it over time when I have time. The day of the party we keep it low-key and easy. Last year we got a honey baked ham, baked some cookies the night before, and got pre-made sides. We get gifts for all our family but we don't go overboard. I'd say with LO keep it easy the day of the party and do the "all-out" stuff beforehand so you don't have pressure on Christmas Eve/Day. Have a great time!

We have a tree and some Christmas ball ornaments, but that's it. I love Christmas tree decor, but I have no domestic talents and I'm lazy. I'd like to say low key in terms of gifts, too, but alas, I just love buying presents! And now that I have a LO to buy for, well, it's just ridiculous.

All out with presents, low key with decorations. (Until next year) We are in a tiny 2 bedroom apartment, and are hoping to move this weekend, and that doesn't give a lot of time for Christmas tree decor. Next year will be all out decorations and (probably) low key presents.

But that’s just my personality. I love to decorate and buy gifts. We have a big family tree and DD has her own mini tree. We also have wreaths, topiaries, and garland up.

Non christians living in the west, do you celebrate Christmas in a secular way.?

i.e. with all the decor christmas trees etc but without the religious component obviously. What faith do you follow ? and which country do you reside ?

I do celebrate Christmas. I live in the UK and I'm an atheist. The way I see it, Christmas is a time of family, traditions, giving and festivity. Everyone celebrates Christmas, it's not a religious thing, it's just a time of year. It wasn't even a Christian holiday originally anyway, so I don't see the problem.