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How To Spread Christmas Cheer By Decorating Your Windows And Doors
After a trying year for so many, what better way to spread Christmas cheer than to decorate our homes for the occasion?
We recommend you do more than just put up the Christmas tree this year. Deck the halls with festive decorations for every part of your home, including the often overlooked windows and doors.
Unsure where to begin? Mid Wales has you covered with plenty of inspiration!
Christmas wreaths
Most households may add a Christmas wreath to their door, but so few hang wreaths on their windows.
In the US, it is common to hang matching wreaths on both windows and doors. Be a trendsetter in your neighbourhood and give this trend a try on your home.
If you’re looking for inspiration, head to Pinterest. We love the unified, symmetrical look!
Candles, fairy lights and lanterns
Twinkling lights are important to any Christmas themed display!
They are also an inexpensive way to add a cosy ambience to your home, creating a welcoming space for the higher than average number of guests arriving.
Consider draping fairy lights around windows and adding lanterns to doorways. If you’re wanting the excitement to build, add an advent candle to your windowsill and light it every evening.
Festive ornaments on windowsills
Most of us have a collection of Christmas ornaments we have collected over the years. It’s time to let them have their moment and display them proudly on your windowsills.
Whether it’s a musical snowman, a handmade Father Christmas or a light up angel, there is a place for every ornament.
Poinsettias are a great festive addition to add to your windowsills too. Just make sure your windows are not causing a draft as that can cause leaves to drop off.
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