Happy Holidays friends! Just a little more than a week until Christmas. Cole gets home this week from Guam and the kiddos finish up school on Friday. I hope you all have completed your shopping and are enjoying your holiday parties and time with family.
Last week my blog post was about using gold Christmas decor, this week I wanted to show you a few of my favorite traditional red and green decor picks.
via www.southernliving.com This wreath is a lovely way to greet your guests for the holidays.
via www.pinterest.com/pin/76420524900985729/ In keeping with the holly theme, this is a simple arrangement but when in an oversized container in a group of three it’s a show stopper!
via www.tginteriors.blogspot.jp If you aren’t able to get your hands on any holly, cedar or pine trimmings are a beautiful festive option to add to your Christmas decor.
via www.countryliving.com Branches with ornaments for those of you who may not have the space or access to a Christmas tree.
via www.southernliving.com Cranberries and magnolia leaves, a beautiful combination.
via www.marthastewart.com A cute alternative to displaying your Christmas cards.
via www.atlantahomesmag.com This trio is also a lovely welcome for guests, made of pinecones, blue spruce and a deep green velvet ribbon.
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via http://room-galleries.myhomeideas.com A beautiful entrance to this home using fruit, boxwood and blue spruce trimmings, accented with touches of red.
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via www.megduerksen.typepad.com Click this picture for more details. I love the vintage Christmas ornaments and crystal mixed with the silver trees.
via www.auntpeaches.com Another simple and affordable idea for your chandelier.
via www.ext.homedepot.com If you don’t have a chandelier, create your own focal point. This wreath hung with ribbon is a beautiful alternative.
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via www.potterybarn.com/ Nostalgic Christmas Tree
via www.traditionalhome.com This is my favorite tree mixed all types of ornaments, no specific theme.
via www.marthastewart.com Keep your holiday cards organized and on display. Click the picture for step-by-step instructions.
via www.southernliving.com For all my friends who have these hanging in their living rooms, sure to put a smile on your guests face.
via www.bhg.com Pomegranate and holly berries.
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Hope you enjoyed taking a look at a few of my favorite Christmas decor ideas. Click the pictures for sources and more information. Enjoy your holiday and remember the reason for the season!
Take Care,
Jessica