The launch of the Holidays' festivities in Europe is usually the first Advent, which this year is the 29th of November! So that time is just around the corner.
Some families will only decorate with accessories and ornaments at the beginning and wait until late in December to dress up the Christmas tree, while others will display everything right at the beginning of December.
In any case, stores and shops are ready for the festive season and are full of glitter, so you cannot avoid thinking about it at all!
Some families will only decorate with accessories and ornaments at the beginning and wait until late in December to dress up the Christmas tree, while others will display everything right at the beginning of December.
In any case, stores and shops are ready for the festive season and are full of glitter, so you cannot avoid thinking about it at all!
Ditte Isager
Find your Christmas decoration style by taking a look at these different examples, and tell me which one you fancy!
I already have to warn you that this post includes a LOT of pictures, so just find a comfy seat and grab a cuppa.
I already have to warn you that this post includes a LOT of pictures, so just find a comfy seat and grab a cuppa.
Your Christmas style is RUSTIC if:
 Buzzfeed.com | You get inspiration from nature to wrap Christmas presents |
| You are planning to make your own door wreath with a lot of greens and natural ornaments |  Carla Aston |
 | You like to involve your children for the decoration of the Christmas tree |
| How beautiful are these handmade place cards by sayyes.com? |  Sayyes.com |
 The pioneer woman |
| That's your kind of table top! |  The White Buffalo Styling Co |
 Call Me Cupcake |
Your Christmas style is GLAMOROUS if:
 The Wow Style | Crystals, lights, glitter and metallics are your jam for Christmas decoration |
| The perfect fusion of modern and glamourous for a trendy wreath |  Decor8blog.com |
 Karen Blixen collection from Rosendahl | Your tree ornaments are a mix of gold and neutrals |
 HGTV | You are attracted to a neutral palette and delicate details |
 The Cookie Rookie |
 West Elm | A silver candelabra will glam up a table centrepiece. This one is from West Elm, but you could easily make your own version of it! |
 The Mirror |
Residence Style
Your Christmas style is MODERN if:
 Bright and Beautiful | You love clean and simple lines |
| Less is more |  Made from scratch |
 HeyThere Home | Simple, modern lines don't mean boring. Layer your decoration while using a neutral colour palette |
| Simple white linen and decorative details for a clean and festive look |  Welcome to Classy and Style |
 Averie cooks |
| The Black Forest Mousse cake by Sweetgastronomy looks pretty damn good! You can find the recipe here |  Sweet Gastronomy |
Michael Wiltbank via Domino
Your Christmas style is SCANDINAVIAN if:
 Skonahem | You use nature elements in every decoration detail |
| Light timber stain and whites are the epitome of Scandinavian |  Elle.es |
 Fantoosh by Sonia | Hanging felt decorations are largely used on Scandinavian Christmas trees |
| Easy and quickly made place cards |  Spoon Fork Bacon |
 Well plated |
| Besides white, red is of course a traditional colour used in Scandinavian homes for Christmas. Some tableware is dedicated to be used for Christmas only |  Martha Stewart |
 Noisette bakehouse | The Norwegian Christmas cake is called KRANSEKAKE and is prepared for other occasions as well, like weddings, baptisms, etc... it is made of several almond paste rings. You can find a recipe here |
Babble.com
Whew! You are still here! Those were a lot of pictures! Tell me, which style do you tend to embrace? I am more familiar with the Scandinavian style, which isn't a surprise as I have been living here for over two decades!
