Month: October 2019

When you think of giant artificial Christmas trees, what size of trees are you thinking about? For many, they are thinking about anything that is above 10 feet in height. Chances are, you are not going to see one of these giant artificial Christmas trees in the neighbor’s house. No, these types of trees are often seen in businesses that have a large space to showcase their holiday spirit! 

What Size is Giant? 

As stated before, the giant is often seen as anything that is 10 feet or larger. The good news is that for those who are wanting to use a giant artificial tree, they have several options when it comes to what size they decide to use. For example, there is a 10, 12 and 15 foot artificial Christmas tree that can be chosen. 

How to Choose the Perfect Tree

How should you choose your giant Christmas tree? Here are a few tips:

1. Measure the area. How big of a tree can you fit? Be sure that you account for any tree topper as this can add a few more inches to the height.
2. Are you going to be cramped for space with a giant tree? If so, you may find it easier to use one of the slim designed trees instead of a full tree. 
3. Do you have an idea of whether you want something that looks traditional or would you rather go with a flocked tree?
4. Pre-lit or unlit is also a choice to determine. For those who are wanting simple and easy to put up, the pre-lit trees are popular for this reason!

Tips for Putting up a Giant Artificial Christmas Tree

For those who do decide that a giant artificial Christmas tree is what they will need, they need to realize that it will take more than one person to put this up. In fact, it will probably take several align with several ladders to ensure that you are getting this in the right location. Giant artificial trees are breathtaking but they may require more work in terms of getting these decorated simply because they are so much larger than your average artificial tree, so be prepared to need more time to get this done!

Whether you want a 10 foot, 12 foot or 15 foot giant artificial Christmas tree, King of Christmas has you covered with several options of these trees that are going to make your business or home look amazing!

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Undoubtedly, there is no better feeling than when we wake up to a Christmas morning, welcomed with hot chocolate, turkey on the dining table, Santa by the door, and Christmas carols ringing everywhere. However, do you know that there is something that feels better than a Christmas morning? Well, I didn’t think so too until I did some research. And guess what I found that to be? Gratitude! So today, we are going to be looking at how gratitude beats our familiar feeling of every Christmas morning. 

All Year Round

Unlike Christmas, which only comes once a year in December, gratitude is a feeling that you can experience at any time of the year. You can as well experience on Christmas day, Easter, and even on New Year’s Eve. 

Making Returns

If we are, to be honest with ourselves, you’d agree with me that there are times we receive Christmas gift which deep down inside, we know that it’s not what we will need or would love to use. And what do we do at the end? Give it away to some other person that may be able to make use of the gift. However, that’s not the case with gratitude. No one can ever think of rejecting any feeling of gratitude showed towards them. No matter how small, big, or the time it comes, we always accept that warm feeling of peace and relief with open arms. 

Contentment Against Materialism 

As Christmas draws near, we naturally tend to think of what gifts we could get for ourselves, family, and friends. Thus, when we engage in Christmas shopping, our materialistic side is reborn. But, the opposite tends to be the case when gratitude comes into play. When we express or receive a feeling of gratitude, it helps us appreciate what we have and as a result, rekindles this special feeling of contentment within us. 

Tension Against Growth 

During the Christmas season, we often get too busy decorating the house, cooking, and trying to make everything look perfect, thus, tension may be created between our family members and us, especially with those that may not buy our ideas of decoration, cooking or anything else. But with gratitude, you’ll get to improve more in your family relationship, as it will help you realize how precious they are to you, and how lucky you are to have them in your life. 

Cost

Expressing a feeling of gratitude towards another by allowing them to know how much you appreciate their efforts, costs absolutely nothing. On the other hand, getting a Christmas gift actually could cost a fortune, depending on who is involved.

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In today’s write-up, we are going to talk about ways to celebrate Christmas. So, without any delay, let’s get started.

Decorating the Christmas Tree

This is the most exceptional way to experience the beautiful feeling of a Christmas Eve. This is why most people, own a Christmas tree that we decorate only during December, which signifies the commencement of Christmas and Santa Claus. So if you wouldn’t love to feel left out, ensure that your home is decorated with Christmas trees during this period.

Cooking Plum Cake

Never can we imagine the Christmas festival without a yummy plum cake. Christmas cake is a fruitcake prepared to serve during the auspicious eve of Jesus’s rebirth. It can be of many colors and flavors, depending on person-to-person. Various shapes of cakes are also fashioned, and most common amongst them is the round flat cake or Santa shaped cakes.

Celebrating with Wine

It is said that good food and wine are complementary to each other; therefore, wine adds a star to every Christmas eve. A good wine results in an excellent feast. So, whoever is a connoisseur of food or drinks would want an excellent wine to be served during this particular eve. Wine lovers wait for this festival to relish their drinks and celebrate it with more frolics. In other words, while visiting our acquaintances during Christmas, wine can also serve as a present or a token of love

Visit The Church

December time is the busiest time for churches. Religiously, it is often the time when we get to see people visiting the church to give thanks to God for blessing them with a beautiful life. And the best part is, nobody is restricted, as we are all free to visit any church to give thanks to God. So, when you are planning for your Christmas this time, don’t forget to add this to your list.

Decorate Your House

As we mostly see, big stars are usually hung on the roofs of houses during the Christmas season. Stars of various colors and designs can be seen everywhere, and there are two primary colors for the Christmas month. They are mainly, Green and red, where green color signifies the persistence of life, and red represents the blood of Jesus.

So, if you’ve been wondering how to celebrate your Christmas this year, you can either make use of the above options or adopt other honorable mentions like having dinner with your family, taking pictures, and going out for a party with your friends.

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It’s Christmas holiday season, and you know how hectic that can be because you will need to lend out lots of gifts to either your friends, family, or work colleagues. However, with this write-up today, you won’t need to bother anymore as I’ve been able to come up with three affordable DIY Christmas food gifts. What’s even better is that with these food gifts, you won’t have to spend lots of time in the kitchen. So without further ado, let’s get started!

Holiday Bars

Holiday bars are perfect for the Christmas season, and the best part is that you can package it in a disposable plate, or on anything you wouldn’t want back. If you have ever had those hello dollies, the seven-layer bar cookies, well, that’s about what this is. So, in essence, these cookie swaps are great, and let me tell you how you can make these. Start with a gingersnap crust, which will give it that spice; you’ll also need tart dried cranberries, white chocolate chips, and fat-free sweetened condensed milk. But, remember everything you do while making these cheese should be in moderation because an excessive quantity could cause diabetic health issues.

Quick Bread

Quick pieces of bread are just what they are, quick! Now you can afford to serve your friends or a colleague from work who decides to pay you a surprise Christmas visit either a cranberry yam bread or a banana bread, which both are still types of quick breads. The fun part is that with this bread, you can afford to store them in the refrigerator, pending the day someone visits you. 

Walnuts

Having a spiced walnut is another wonderful make-ahead food gift you can have during Christmas. Remember, not only are walnuts high in omega-three, but they are outstandingly great to our overall health as well. The good part about having walnuts is that you can decide to place them on cheese trays, or even inside little mason jars. Better still, you can do something simple like wrapping up a plastic bag and tying a short string like a ribbon around it. It is a festive, cheap, and yet simple food gift for Christmas, that doesn’t require much to be turned into a food gift. 

So, in a nutshell, there are some DIY yet straightforward presentable food gifts you can prepare, and give to your loved ones during Christmas. If you’re not into Holiday bars or Quickbread, then I bet you’d go down for the walnuts!

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