How to Have a Very Merry, Eclectic, Nostalgic Christmas

It’s the day after Thanksgiving, which means the Christmas tree is up, and Black Friday shopping is almost finished. What everyone loves about Christmas is the nostalgic and comforting vibes the holidays bring. I’m sharing some ideas on how to decorate your home and get in the spirit with classic Christmas charm.

Tinsel on the Tree

Tinsel on your Christmas tree is a traditional way of decorating, just like they did in the past. It brings those classic, slightly tacky-but-charming vibes into your home in a fun, chic way.

Warm and Bold Tree Decorations

A staple for an eclectic Christmas is the warm, rich colors we associate with the holidays. Using this color scheme in your ornaments is the perfect way to bring this aesthetic to life—whether it’s ribbons on the tree or vintage ornaments you’ve collected.

Candles on the Tables

Before I got home for Thanksgiving, my sister told me my parents were already starting to decorate for Christmas. I asked her what they were doing if the tree wasn’t up yet, and she said there were candles everywhere. Tis the season for dim lighting, cozy vibes, and flickering candlelight.

Get Crafty with Gift Wrapping

One of my favorite holiday crafts is figuring out how I’m going to wrap gifts. Choosing fun wrapping paper from antique stores or using funky shapes makes it feel more special. Adding things like old photos or cute string is such a fun touch. Last year, I made collages of my friends and family that included little things that reminded me of them. I printed those out and wrapped their gifts with them—it was a hit!

Make Paper Snowflakes

This is such a classic craft and a great way to decorate for the holidays. There are tons of tutorials online, so just have fun with it. Hanging snowflakes from the ceiling is a simple yet adorable way to bring that nostalgic charm to your space.

Garlands Galore

When going for an eclectic vintage Christmas aesthetic, blank spaces are a no-go. Fill your walls and ceilings with garlands! Whether it’s dried fruit, paper chains, or greenery, the more texture and variety, the better.

I hope these ideas help make your Christmas more magical and bring out the essence of a classic, eclectic holiday. Happy Holidays, and thanks for reading!



boston

Hey! My name is Boston, and I love fashion, media, aesthetics, shopping, and more. This blog is going to be a fun, creative outlet for me. I hope you enjoy it!

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