This year I’m decorating a few different Christmas trees. I’ll move them to new places throughout my home eventually. But for now I’m photographing them in same room for visual effect of one tree styled two ways (read this post to see a side by side comparison!)
For this pink and gold Christmas tree I used a few different products. All faux floral is from AFloral.com. Oranaments and ribbon are from Frontgate Christmas collections. The 7.5″ flocked Christmas tree is from King of Christmas. Tree skirt is from Homegoods last year.
Similar Faux Flowers Used
Ornament & Picks
Ribbon Accents
tips to decorating a pink and gold tree
- Start with the largest flowers first. Place in a triangle formation (example: hydrangea as the point, then the two hydrangea points at the bottom.) Repeat with other flowers until visually everything looks symmetrical (but not too symmetrical – it’s still nice to have an effortless look!)
- Add roses to fill in areas that need little pops of color or interest. I prefer to use items in groups of one or three. I think odd numbers work best.
- Fill in areas with picks. Picks rock my world and I have so many varieties! These are pretty picks from Homegoods that have a nice long flowing look. I placed them in areas that helped accentuate the flowers while also filling in any holes of the tree.
- Add some ornaments. The Frontgate ornament collection comes with some of the most beautiful colors and finishes I’ve ever seen. Their ornaments are pricey but an investment you’ll use year after year (more on this in a coming post.) This particular Frontgate ornament Gilded Elegance collection had a few different color variations. I pulled out the gray toned ornaments because I thought they looked pretty against the ivory and pink!Â
- Finish with ribbon. While I typically start with ribbon, in this case I wanted the florals to be the standout, so I began with the flowers. I added the ribbon sparingly to add some glitz and pizazz without overdoing it so that the flowers could shine!
shop the pink tree!
- Mauve Dahlias – 7 used
- Cream Faux Hydrangeas – 7 used
- Faux Cream Roses – about 9 used
- Ornate Gold Ribbon from Frontgate 2017’s ribbon collection
- A portion of the ornaments from Frontgate’s 2018 ornament collection
- Similar Gold Tree Picks – about 7
- Dried Flowers for Top Like These – 5 used
- Flocked 7.5″ King of Christmas Tree
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Thanks, as always, for reading! xo, kelly
Bonnie
October 28, 2018Your tree is so beautiful. Where did you find the beautiful blue ornaments?
Kelly
October 29, 2018They are from Frontgate! They have the most beautiful ornament collections!
Carrie Gunter
June 6, 2019Kelly, so pretty! What is your wall color? I’m repainting and this is perfect.
Geri Ann Cayer
November 25, 2019You say 2 spoils of ribbon. How many yards is that?
Kelly
December 1, 2019Good question….I think maybe 20? Can’t remember exactly how many yards were on each spool but that sounds about right!
Geri Ann Cayer
November 27, 2019Do you decorate the window side with all of the flowers and ornaments as well
Kelly
December 1, 2019No, I didn’t only because the room is very full of furniture and I prefer to let the tree breathe with space around it! But it would be beautiful to carry it over to the windows or even a table centerpiece!
Geri-Ann
December 3, 2019So the other side of the tree facing the window is just with the lights?
Kelly
December 22, 2019Yes! I keep the area you can’t see minimal. That way you can still see the beautiful lights through the window, but spend the most of your budget and decor in the areas you can really enjoy them!
Geri-Ann
December 3, 2019I tried to go to the link you have for the flowing gold picks but there is nothing. I tried to look it up with no results. Please help 😔
Kelly
December 22, 2019I’m so sorry for not responding earlier! I didn’t see your message! Those were from Michaels several years back. Were you able to find a similar look?