There are so many ways to create a beautiful holiday tree. I am partnering with Decorator’s Warehouse to share simple christmas tree decorating ideas that anyone can do!

Home for the Holidays Christmas Tree Challenge

This year I am partnering with some amazing interior designers to showcase simple christmas tree decorating ideas that anyone can do. There are different ways to decorate your christmas tree for the holidays and we are sharing them all. You will love all these ideas!

My post is sponsored by Decorator’s Warehouse (the coolest online shop for holiday decorations). Their team challenged each of us to their “Home for the Holidays Christmas Tree Challenge” and of course I accepted! Additionally they gave me the code CITYGIRLMEETSFARMBOY for 10% purchases (you all can use it!!).

The Decorator’s Warehouse website is really easy to navigate and breaks down the holiday decor into sections and collections. I picked my pieces from their Winter Woodland Collection.

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Here is a simple to follow guide for decorating your christmas tree this holiday season!

Step One – Get Organized

I like to get organized before I get started, it helps me create a plan. It is hard to remember from year to year what you have, so setting out all of your pieces is a great way to assess and get started.

Below is a list of pieces that I am using for my 7.5 foot tree from Decorator’s Warehouse as well as individual links to what I am using. If you want to see my entire collection at once tap here.

• Large Decor Ornaments
  • 3 to 5 pieces
    • Bell Ornaments

• Small Decor Ornaments
  • 5 to 7 pieces
    • Wood Sticks

• Large Ball Ornaments
  • 3 to 5 pieces
    • Birch Ball Ornaments
    • Twig Ball Ornaments

• Medium Ball Ornaments
  • 7 to 11 pieces
    • Sequined Ball Snowflake Ornaments
    • Birch Ball Ornaments

• Small Ball Ornaments
  • 12 to 20 pieces
    • Cashmere Brown Ornaments

• Small Decor Ornaments
  • 5 to 7 pieces
    • Antler Ornaments

• Poinsettia Stems
  • 12-16 pieces
    • Fluffy Snow Stems
    • Tweed Burlap Stems
    • Brown Striped Stems
    • Cork Burlap Stems

• Branch Stems/Sprays
  • 12-16 pieces
    • Snow Cone Branch
    • Cream Dew Berry
    • Brown Dew Berry
    • Cream Pomegranate
    • Glitter Berry Spike
    • Pine Cone Branch

• Ribbon
  • 6-8 yards
    • Linen Bark
    • Snow Fleck Plaid
    • White Tan Jute
    • Snowflake Branch

Step Two – Lights

I always turn on my lights and see if they are working and ready to go before I decorate the tree. You don’t want to finish the tree and realize a section of lights isn’t lit!

Step Three – Large Decor/Ball Ornaments

I start off with my largest statement pieces first. Additionally I work with odd sets of numbers for balance. The above pieces are in the supply list above.

Step Four – Medium Ball Ornaments

Next I fill the tree with medium sized ball ornaments for filler.

Step Five – Stems and Sprays

Adding stems and sprays to your christmas tree will really give it character and fullness. You can add as many or as little as you prefer. I also added other decor elements like wood sticks during this step.

Step Six – Ribbon

Ribbon is a perfect addition to your tree and you can watch this tutorial on different ways to add it, before, during, and after your decorating process.

Now my tree is all up and ready to go – what do you think? Here is some additional photos of the final look!

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I also added some of the same pieces to my mantel for a cohesive look:

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I hope you enjoyed this christmas tree challenge and decor tutorial today! Make sure to check out Decorator’s Warehouse and all their beautiful decoration pieces for your home. Don’t forget to visit each of my friends pages for more inspiration!

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