Christmas Decorations which won’t break your bank account

Well, it may seem early to some, but this is a good time to start planning out your Christmas festivities so that you have much less stress in your life when the Holiday season is in full swing.

And it will be here in the blink of an eye, I promise you. So you may as well get yourself organised and take action so that this Christmas you actually get to have some fun!

So many people go all out over the Christmas season, they purchase new Christmas decorations and extravagant gifts. Come January they are wishing they hadn’t spent so much, now that the bills are coming in.

Here are a few ways you can decorate this year without breaking your bank account.

If you enjoy crafts you can easily make wonderful Christmas decoration this year. This includes making reindeer from birch branches, knitting Christmas bells and even making your own wreath from a coat hanger. Many websites online are full of free and fun crafts to make.

If you don’t consider yourself handy, then take a trip to your local dollar store. Here you can pick up several small items and combine them into a table decoration or more.

Purchase miniature ornaments and use as gift bows on your presents.

Take a look around your local store and think creatively, make your own window decorations and even candle holders by taking a simple holder and gluing on additional pine cones, bells and snowman figures.

This way you will certainly end up with unique Christmas decorations.

For your dining table, make personalized name cards or place holders.

Make the holder a small gift which can be taken home and used by your guests.

Christmas soap or potpourri is a great idea here, even a votive wrapped in Christmas tissue.

If you have young children let them do the Christmas decorations this year. Even down to decorating the Christmas tree.

They will have immense fun and you are sure to have a different looking Christmas tree, one that will provide you with plenty of memories.

If money is an issue this year, then reuse your old decorations in creative ways, it isn’t just the gifts that count at Christmas time.

It is the time spent with your loved ones that you should truly cherish.



More Resources for Simplifying Christmas

You can also save money and be unique, by making your own Christmas cards this year.

I have a brilliant pack of 1,500 Christmas royalty free images for only $5 that you can download and use year after year.

They are gorgeous and such fun to use on handmade cards and decorations.

Learning how to keep Christmas simple is a matter of making sure you are organized with your Christmas planning and budgeting every step of the way.

Please visit and enjoy all the great tips and ideas I have put on there to help you enjoy Christmas in a more relaxed way.

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