Christmas Tree Theme Ideas

If you're a trend expert who's a little tired of the conventional then you certainly may be considering unique christmas tree themes. Here are a few unique ideas for christmas tree themes which are certain to be genuine conversation starters.

The Christmas Party Tree

This Christmas tree theme looks terrific on both large and small trees. Before anything else, if your tree isn't a prelit Christmas tree try stringing it by using a string of special lights rather than the common egg shaped lights. You can get plastic novelty lights in the shape of Chinese Lanterns (for a Fifties feel), chili peppers (for that trendy martini bar feel) and Pink Flamingos (for that Tikki cocktail party ambiance.)

After that try decorating the tree with little cocktail parasols and various colored cocktail picks. If the tree is very big you might like to dress it with plastic champagne glasses into which you have glued sequins or glitter. Small chocolates containing liquor also make nice tree decorations.

The Gingerbread Tree

Now this fabulous Christmas tree theme never is out of fashion. It looks perfect on a green or red Christmas tree. Decorate it with gingerbread man cookies, red glass balls, lots of candy canes, red velvet bows and homemade paper snowflake ornaments.

This tree looks fantastic adorned with white or gold beaded garland or a bushy red or white tinsel garland. or icicle-look garland. Top it using a Christmas themed stuffed white or brown stuffed animal.

The Chocolate and Gold Tree

This might be the coolest of the christmas tree themes mentioned here. It looks superb on a red artificial tree. The color scheme in this situation is reds, browns and golds. Teeny twinkling gold and red lights look perfect. Picture the 80's while you decorate this tree.

Decorate this tree with nuts, pinecones and chocolates covered with aluminum foil. Gold coins really are a nice touch. Then wrap large transclucent gold and red ribbons, using the type of ribbon which has flexible wire inside onto the ends of the trees. The final impression of this tree needs to be very luxurious and rich.

The New Baby Tree

Should you be celebrating the birth of a little one or a child's first birthday this is a perfect tree to honor how delighted you are about the new introduction in your family. The decorations recommended look wonderful on any type of tree however you could contemplate getting a small blue or pink artificial tree. This is a great idea so any small children or babies around can't get their hands on any shed needles. And if you purchase prelit artificial trees then you certainly don't need to stress about them pulling lights and dragging the entire thing down. When you have a lot of youngsters around then you may wish to choose a small ceramic christmas tree until they're old enough not to grasp at decorations and Christmas tree branches.

Pink, mint green, lavender and blue frosted glass orbaments look especially nice on pink or blue artificial trees. Additionally you can spruce up these trees with baby toys, baby bottles containing candy, teddy bears, baby shoes and socks, pacifiers and wooden alphabet blocks. Small stuffed toys look wonderful on this style of tree and a larger stuffed animal or soft plush toy will make a great tree topper. If your baby is a girl you might like to contemplate topping the tree using a doll dressed as an angel.

The Peppermint Twist Tree

This most minimalist of christmas tree themes looks fantastic on a vivid white, prelit artificial tree. The color scheme is white and red however you can add a bit of green in the lights which you string around it.

When considering the decorations limit yourself to red and white round glass balls. Red and white frosted glass balls look a lot better than the conical ones. Additionally decorate the branches with as much red and white peppermint candy canes as you can find. Keep in mind that you could also stripe red or white christmas balls with white or red glitter by just adding a bit of glue in a striped shape to the ball and rolling it in the glitter.

You can even accentuate this look with red and white ball shaped peppermint sweets. A big lollipop with red and white striping and surrounded by a sunburst bouquet of candy canes creates a fantastic tree topper.

The Sea Side Tree

This most unconventional of christmas tree themes looks ideal on artificial trees in aqua or light blue colors. But it surely would also fit any kind of tree which has a coral color like light orange or pink.

This tree is ornamented with items from the ocean including seashells, sea horses, and decorations created from aquarium accessories (treasure chests, coins and corals.) Strings of pearls may be used as a garland and special lights in the shape of seashells or perhaps fish may be put up to enhance the aquatic theme.

The Ice and snow Tree

This is one of the most uncommon of christmas tree themes because it is white and icy blue as opposed to the far more familiar red and green. First decorate it using a garland of novelty lights in the shape of icicles or snowflakes. The decorations must be made of clear plastic or crystal so it appears the tree is dripping with frosty, glittering shapes. Rather than cotton batten, adorn the tree with fake spider webs or cotton shreddings to imitate boughs heavy with snow. You may also pile this cotton at the ends of the bough so it seems as if it has been clumped there.

The last step would be to spray the whole thing down generously with flocking. Flocking is simulated snow which comes in an aerosol can. You could apply this stuff on almost any type of tree such as artificial prelit christmas trees and ceramic trees to make them look frostier.

This will look stunning on a white artificial tree but it also looks terrific on red, purple, blue or other artificial trees as all of the white offers a great contrast to the tree's original color.