How to bring some tropical warmth into your holiday celebrations.
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If you are dreaming of palm trees and warm sunny beaches rather than snowy landscapes, or you already live in a warm location, consider a tropical theme for Christmas. So here are some ways to infuse tropical charm to your Christmas decor, from palm Christmas trees to tropical wreaths to playful flamingos.
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An example of a tropical wonderland Christmas tree decorated with Faux Palm Leaves, faux colorful tropical flowers such as hibiscus, and a variety of ball ornaments in matching colors. You could also consider switching out standard white lights for vibrant multicolored ones to really bring that festive island glow to life. Instead of standard faux palm leaves, adorn your tropical Christmas tree with Tropical Glitter Leaves (Amazon).
Pineapple trees are charming tiny tropical trees that you can spread around the kitchen and dining room, and deck out to your heart's content. Original source unknown. Below are two more examples.
Original source for lit pineapple Christmas trees is unknown. Yellow pineapple trees seen from Instagram.
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Pick it up in store or have it delivered to your home.
Pick it up in store or have it delivered to your home.
Instead of standard faux palm leaves, adorn your tropical Christmas tree with Tropical Glitter Leaves (Amazon).
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This Florida 60's pink Christmas tree is decorated with vintage campers, beach chairs, starfish, vintage Florida post cards, and some decorative fish nets, topped off with a pink flamingo.
Image: Snappy Turtle on Facebook
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