Pinkmas 🩷🎄
My grandma is the angel over my tree!!!
My grandmother was always adamant about having real Christmas tree trees in her home. So every year I pay homage to her by having a real Christmas tree for my main tree. This year for some reason, it was so hard for me to find one, but today was the day!!!
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Oh my goodness, you guys, this year's Christmas tree adventure has been extra special! As I mentioned, my wonderful grandma always insisted on a real tree, a tradition I cherish and keep alive every single year. But this time, I decided to put a delightful twist on it: a complete "Pinkmas" transformation! It’s truly a very pink Christmas in my home, and I couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Finding that perfect real tree was quite the quest this year, I won't lie. I visited a few nurseries and even some pop-up lots before I finally found the one – a beautifully shaped fir that just called my name. Once it was home, the real fun began: bringing my pink vision to life. For anyone dreaming of their own "very pink Christmas," let me share a few tips I picked up along the way. First, consider your shades of pink! I personally love a mix of soft blush, rose gold, and a few pops of a brighter fuchsia to keep things vibrant. It prevents the tree from looking too monochromatic and adds depth. I started by stringing warm white lights, which give a lovely glow that complements the pink beautifully. Then came the ornaments. I believe in layers! I began with larger, matte pink baubles as a base, scattering them evenly. Then, I added smaller, glittery pink and rose gold ornaments to catch the light. Don't forget unexpected textures – I found some adorable velvet pink bows and even a few delicate glass ornaments that have a subtle pink shimmer. A touch of sparkly silver or gold can also elevate the pink, giving it a more sophisticated, festive feel without overpowering the main color. For the tree topper, I chose a lovely rose gold star that perfectly completes the look. And why stop at the tree? I'm extending my pink dream throughout the house! My mantelpiece now boasts a garland adorned with pink ribbons and some faux pink berries. I even wrapped a few empty boxes in pink and white paper to place under the tree, adding to the festive anticipation. Little touches like pink candles or even a blush-colored throw blanket on the sofa can tie the whole "very pink Christmas" theme together beautifully. It’s all about creating a cozy, magical atmosphere that feels uniquely you while still honoring those cherished traditions. This whole process, from the hunt for the tree to meticulously placing each pink ornament, has been such a joyful experience. It’s a wonderful way to remember my grandma and her love for real trees, while also expressing my own festive style. I truly hope my Pinkmas inspires you to embrace whatever colors make your holiday season bright! What are your favorite non-traditional Christmas colors? I'd love to hear!
























































































