Oh happy day y’all I get to show you all our Christmas tree for this year! I had dreams this year of having an all white tree, but it couldn’t be just white…it needed to be white and flocked. Which isn’t the easiest to find. Last year we did get a real tree, and it was flocked and it was beautiful too. But I just wanted all white this year, and an artificial one. And this is the new beauty.
Y’all it is SO gorgeous. I can’t get over it.
I also had visions of blue and silver this year so that’s what the tree ornaments are. I still have to use a little bit of traditional red and gold too throughout the house though because Christmas just isn’t the same without red.
So the tree…
Tree Classics sent me this tree and I LOVE Tree Classics. I have the most beautiful wreath from them on our front door that I got a few years back, but you’ll see that in the home tour coming up soon. So I knew the quality would be amazing and of course it was.
With this tree having flocking, expect a mess at first when you put it together. There is no getting around it. I can’t lie and say you won’t have fake snow everywhere because you will, but it will be worth it I promise.
This tree is a whopping 9 ft too! I’ve never had a 9 ft tree but it suites our living room well with the tall 2 story ceilings. I also love this particular tree too because it’s space saving as well, so it’s not so ginormous in diameter which is perfect for our room. This is their Flocked White Fir Deluxe Christmas Tree.
It didn’t take long to put together either, and of course the tree comes pre-lit.
See the flocking on the floor? That only happens when you unbox it for the first time and put it together don’t worry. :)
Here’s the tree with no lights on, all decorated in the blue and silver ornaments.
I didn’t even put on any ribbon this year so all of the white can just shine through. I love it!
For the topper I just used some swag stuff that I already had…the peacock feathers I’ve had a long time and I think I got those at Pier 1?
Here’s a closeup of how the flocking looks on the tree.
It’s mostly on all of the tips of the branches making it look like more natural snow.
And of course Christmas trees are most magical at night…
Then I went a little crazy taking some bokeh pictures.
For a little bokeh tutorial, check out this post I did last year on it.
Here’s one more pic for you of this year’s tree. Can you tell I love it?
We are going to get to use this tree for many years to come and I am super excited about all of the color scheme possibilities! Last year’s flocked tree was beautiful, but it was real and it was expensive, and then you spend that money and just throw it away after 30 days. So I’m happy to have an artificial one again!
Check out Tree Classics if you are on the hunt for a new tree. You won’t be disappointed.
So what do you think of the tree?! Could you go all white or do you need a green one? That’s why I have that fresh garland on the mantel too to get a little green fix. :)
xxoo,
Decorchick!
KimB says
Beautiful Emily!
Decorchick! says
Thank you Kim!
Jennifer says
Gorgeous! I’m starting to lean towards a flocked tree myself. Ya did good!
Decorchick! says
Thank you Jennifer! You won’t regret it, and it’s definitely worth the initial mess.
Erin @ Crafts & Sutch says
This is so pretty! I love how it looks like the whole tree is glowing!
Decorchick! says
Thanks Erin! I wish you could see it in person!
joeyfromsc says
WOW , that is gorgeous!!!
Decorchick! says
Thanks Joey!
JoeyfromSC says
My pleasure! I really enjoy your blog!
Ruth E. Chidley says
Your tree is “simply” beautiful. My absolute favorite color for an all white tree (love the flock) is the color blue you used plus the silver. I remember my very first Christmas tree after getting married in 1968 ( before you were born…lol). We bought the ever popular silver tinsel tree at that time. We bought the blue ornaments and added clear lights. We enjoyed that same tree for several years.
Seeing your tree definitely makes me desire the very same. Enjoy it for me. : )
Decorchick! says
Thanks for sharing your sweet story Ruth!! I love the tinsel trees too. Bought 2 of the little mini ones that Target had this year. :)
Dana@chocolateandsunshine says
I love your tree. I put up several trees including a white tree, a flocked green tree, a real tree, etc. and I had no idea I could find an artificial tree that combined white AND flocked. Maybe next year! Yours looks beautiful with the simplicity of the ornaments and no ribbons.
Have a great Christmas season,
Dana
Nicole says
LOVE a white tree…unusual that’s for sure! I HAVE one too! I have NEVER seen a flocked white tree though…nice!
Lisa says
The tree is beautiful!! If you don’t mind my asking, what exactly is a flocked tree? I have never heard of it before entering the world of blog land :-). Have a Merry Christmas!! Thx for sharing
Stacy G says
I love your tree! I always dream of having a white tree but I don’t really have room for two lol. Maybe I’ll settle for a mini one. The peacock feathers look gorgeous at the top, you did a fabulous job!
Toni says
I Love it, great job. One year I did a green and silver tree, I loved it. One day I also want to get a feather tree.
Timothy Homburg says
In not one for white Christmas trees but the way this one looks like its glowing is very pretty.
Chloe Crabtree says
The white flocked tea is beautiful and elegant. I love it with the simple blue bulbs. Thank you for sharing.
rugstar says
Great site. Plenty of helpful information here. I’m sending it to a
few friends ans also sharing in delicious. And naturally, thank
you in your effort!