All articles tagged with #christmas decorations
Originally Published 2 months ago — by bestlifeonline.com
Aldi is releasing a new lineup of Christmas decorations including Disney-themed items, reindeer figurines, snow globes, and festive home décor, perfect for holiday decorating and gifting.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Kim Kardashian has taken her Elf on the Shelf antics to the next level by filling her bathtub with chocolate and creating a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-themed setup. She shared the elaborate scheme on social media, complete with festive elves, smashed candy, and a note addressed to her four children. Kim also showcased her extravagant Christmas home decorations, including snow-covered trees, presents wrapped in reusable fabric, and a musician playing the piano daily for her kids. The Kardashian and Jenner family is known for their over-the-top Christmas celebrations.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by HuffPost
President Joe Biden and Mariah Carey met at the White House, where they toured the Christmas decorations while listening to Carey's hit song "All I Want For Christmas Is You." They expressed mutual admiration and took photos together, spreading holiday cheer. Carey had performed in Baltimore and visited the White House last week.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BuzzFeed
Kim Kardashian's extravagant Christmas decorations, including big-ass Christmas trees and an Elf on a Shelf display, have taken the internet by storm. This year, she went all out by filling her expensive bathtub with chocolate, decorating it with crushed candy canes and Hershey kisses. The elaborate display showcases Kim's dedication to holiday decor, although someone will have to clean up the mess.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Cut
Kim Kardashian has taken her Christmas decorations to a new level by filling her bathtub with brown liquid resembling hot chocolate, complete with sprinkles and Hershey's Kisses. She jokingly blamed mischievous elves for the mess and compared it to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. However, the tub is now frozen over and will be a hassle to clean.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BBC.com
Some Americans go to extreme lengths and spend thousands of dollars on holiday decorations, creating over-the-top displays that attract hordes of visitors. Examples include Mike Bagwell in Missouri, who has spent $130,000 on his multi-yard light display, and Melissa Bessler in Illinois, whose family spends about $1,500 each year to decorate their house with handmade figurines and vintage decorations. John Maynard in Tennessee takes a measured approach, spending about $10,000 over 25 years on lights and figurines. Dominic Kowalczyk in Illinois has invested approximately $200,000 in his display, which features 300,000 lights and 400 holiday figurines. Finally, the Garabedian family in New York has created an extravagant display with well-dressed mannequins, with the house valued at $4 million in 1993.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Jennifer Aniston delighted fans by decorating her Christmas tree with mini products from her hair care line, LolaVie. The Friends star shared a video on Instagram showcasing her beautifully adorned tree, featuring glass ornaments and travel-size LolaVie products. Aniston, who recently revealed she was texting with Matthew Perry on the morning of his death, appeared in high spirits as she walked around her home. Her haircare company, LolaVie, has gained popularity for its natural and effective products, and recently partnered with Ulta Beauty and Credo. Aniston also shared glimpses of her other Christmas decorations, including a collection of wood reindeer, in her Bel-Air mansion.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TMZ
Celebrities like Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara, Bennifer, and more are transforming their mansions into dazzling displays of Christmas lights and decorations. From purple attic windows to wraparound porch wreaths, these stars are spreading holiday cheer with thousands, if not millions, of lights. Jennifer Garner, Sofia Vergara, and Robbie Williams also join in the festive fun, while the Osbourne family and Kate Hudson showcase their own unique displays. Kim Kardashian's $60M home boasts a jaw-dropping lights display, but Jamie Foxx takes the prize for the most extravagant decorations, turning his property into a scene from a Christmas movie.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Kim Kardashian has unveiled a stunning snowy forest inside her $60 million Hidden Hills mansion, featuring several pine trees that appeared to be dusted with snow. The grand hallway was adorned with more than a dozen trees, creating a winter wonderland atmosphere. It is unclear if the trees were artificial or live trees frosted to look snowy. Kim's video also showcased a living room-style area with a grand piano and relaxing music. This extravagant holiday display comes after reports that Kim's daughter, North, expressed a desire for a simpler living situation.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Kourtney Kardashian excitedly announced the start of "elf season" as she decorated her home for the holiday season. She shared a video on Instagram showing Elf on the Shelf dolls sliding down a cardboard sled. Kourtney and her family are known for their love of Christmas and have hosted the annual Kardashian-Jenner Christmas Eve party. Her mother, Kris Jenner, also followed the Elf on the Shelf theme and shared a video of elf dolls designated for her grandchildren. Kourtney recently welcomed her newborn son, Rocky Thirteen, and plans to introduce him to the extended family on an individual basis. She revealed on a recent episode of The Kardashians that she and husband Travis Barker were not actively trying to conceive when she got pregnant.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NPR
First lady Jill Biden unveils this year's White House Christmas decorations with the theme "Magic, Wonder, and Joy," inspired by children's experiences of the season. The decorations include an 18-foot-tall Fraser Fir, 98 Christmas trees, 34,000 ornaments, 72 wreaths, and 142,000 holiday lights. Highlights include a toy train around the official White House tree, a Gold Star Christmas tree with engraved names of fallen military servicemen, letters to Santa in the Ground Floor Corridor, a Nativity scene in the East Room, a "White House Sweet Shop" in the China Room, and a Santa's workshop in the State Dining Room. The White House expects to welcome approximately 100,000 visitors during the holiday season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post
First lady Jill Biden unveils the White House's "Magic, Wonder, and Joy" themed Christmas display, featuring 98 Christmas trees, 33,892 ornaments, 142,425 holiday lights, and 14,975 feet of ribbon. The decorations include cheerful depictions of holiday candies, a library showcasing bedtime stories, a gingerbread house honoring "A Visit From St. Nicholas," and a life-size reproduction of Santa's sleigh. The Blue Room features an 18½-foot Fraser fir with a vintage passenger train circling the tree, while the East Room showcases interactive advent calendars. The Red Room celebrates crafters and DIY holiday creations, and the decorations also pay tribute to former first lady Rosalynn Carter.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
Kim Kardashian showcases her lavish Christmas decorations at her $60 million Calabasas home in an Instagram video, revealing a minimalist interior adorned with thousands of lights. The short clip features a tree-lined driveway with trees on either side decorated with tiny white lights, while more trees covered in twinkling lights can be seen on the grass. Kim's minimalist style, influenced by architect Claudio Silvestrin, is evident throughout her home, which she describes as a peaceful retreat from the chaos of the world.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BuzzFeed
This article showcases 17 funny and creative Christmas decorations that bring humor and holiday spirit to the festive season, including stocking mishaps, clever wordplay, hilarious pranks, and unique twists on traditional decor. From unconventional tree toppers to unexpected additions to nativity scenes, these decorations demonstrate the creativity and humor of individuals during the holiday season.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, is removing Christmas decorations in solidarity with Palestinians amid the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza. The city's officials stated that the decorations are being taken down to honor the martyrs and show support for the people in Gaza who are being killed in the conflict. Despite its significance to Christians, Bethlehem's Christian population has been in decline for decades due to persecution and religious harassment, with Christians now making up around 10% of the local population.