I’ve never thought of myself as a white Christmas tree kind of girl.
With a few blow molds thrown in. But hey, a big plastic Santa with a light bulb up his butt is traditional right?
Last year, I noticed quite a few bloggers had their Shiny Brite ornaments on white trees and were talking about how it made their ornaments POP.
So I thought, what the heck I might was well walk on the wild side and try a white one. Just this once.
But damn if they don’t look good on the tree!
Am I going to h-e-double-toothpicks for using the “damn” word this close to Christmas? The “butt” word is OK though, right?
BTW, this is a small 4′ tabletop tree in my dining room. My main tree in the living room is still green. This year, at least!
I am now a convert. Slap a label on me and call me a white Christmas tree lover!
What about you? Are you a green tree lover? Or white?
Treasures By Brenda
Your white tree is beautiful. It really makes your lovely collection of vintage Christmas ornaments POP.
Pam Kessler
Thank you! I’m really surprised that I love it so much 🙂
Sammy
Well, I like green, but I have thought about silver, only bc my Grandma has one and it would remind me of her. Merry CHRISTmas!
Pam Kessler
Merry CHRISTmas to you!
Musings from Kim K.
Josie has my childhood white tabletop tree in her bedroom and I love it. Such fun memories of my sister and I decorating our bedroom. It does make those ornaments pop!! Christmas hugs!
Laurie Dickson
You make me laugh EVERY time I come for a visit! lol I am a green tree girl, but yours is soooooo pretty! Thanks for the giggle and Merry Christmas! xo
ThrifterSisters
This year, I really freaked my family out and didn’t do a traditional green tree at all. We live in Oregon. This is unheard of. But I found the most amazing 6-1/2′ aluminum pom pom tree at a garage sale last summer so I had to use it! I promised them next year we would get a real tree again. Do real trees come in white because that is what I want to do now! I’ll just tell them it’s flocked 🙂
Erica
Vickie @ Ranger 911
Your white tree really does show off your ornaments, Pam! I love the retro look of white trees, but I don’t have a single square inch of space to fit one in. In fact, I’ll be UNdecorating before the little bulldozers arrive.
monkey
pam this looks so good you might have made a convert out of me merry CHRISTmas to you and yours xx
Junkchiccottage
Pam,
Love your little white tree. Your shiny brites looks so great on it. I have a traditional green but now I am thinking for next year maybe getting a white tree with the sales after christmas. Hmmmm maybe!
Kris
Joanne Noragon
This is way cool. The ornaments do pop.
Heidi@TheMerryMagpieVintage
I don’t have room for another tree (already have a green fakey tree downstairs and my beloved silver aluminum pom pom upstairs) but I ADORE the look of vintage ornaments on white branches–IMO there is nothing better that shows them off! I cribbed an idea from MagpieEthel and last year I bought white garlands and colored lights with white wires on clearance. I wound them around my stair railing and used white pipe cleaners to wire on the ornaments and it looks AWESOME!
Sandy McClay
I also have a 4 foot white Christmas tree with pastel colored lights! It is adorned in my folks Shiney Brites and a few of my own…it sits on a table that has been in the family at least 70 years….I would have never though to be a white Christmas tree lover either, but it was 10.00 after Christmas at Wal-Mart and well….let’s just say I am a bargain hunter…stop by and you can see mine…:) 521 Lake Street blog
TARYTERRE
I’m a silver or green girl. You may make me a convert, though. LOVE the white tree with the vintage ornaments.
Charm Bracelet Diva {at Home}
Ok, we’re a traditional green tree family. Every year we get a 6-8 foot Frasier fir. But THIS YEAR the white tree was calling my name. So my hubby actually broke down and bought me a fake white one at Wal-Mart. It’s our “second tree” and I love it! Only problem is, it’s not very stable. Once I started decorating it, it looked like it was starting to l-e-a-n. Not really stable. So of course I got worried that any glass (Shiny Brite, etc.) ornaments would break if it toppled over. Now the tree is decorated completely in non-breakable ornaments! While it’s not what I had envisioned, it’s still pretty darn awesome! Yours is beautiful. Happy Holidays!
xoKathleen
Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces
I love your tree and all of your wonderful ornaments, Pam! We bought a flocked tree this year…I have wanted one FOREVER…and it is the prettiest tree we have ever had. LOVE. I am a white tree lover…
Blessed Serendipity
Love your pretty tree. I have a white one too. I agree that it makes the ornaments “pop” and looks a little more vintage to me. Merry Christmas to you.
xo Danielle
Melinda
It looks great!
I have two green trees and a silver
tinsel tree plus a variety of small trees.
I think a pink one would be fun to have thougb.
M : )
Anonymous
My main tree is a traditional green tree. But I have a white one for my Marine Corps ornaments. My son is a Marine. I love it. Red, white and blue lights and ornaments.
ella
Maur Kayal
Where can I buy a white tree
Pam
I bought that one at Walmart last year and I just saw that they had them again this year. They also have the green ones with a lock of white snow flocking on it again this year. Just go to Walmart.com and put “white Christmas tree” into the search box and it comes up with quite a few. I had mine on a table, so I bought one of the 4ft pre-lit ones and I think it was under $30.
Ingrid Ribelli
Next x-mas I will make a tree like this I will try my best to find all those vintage glass ornaments like you have here. In Sweden, they are very rare och pricy. I follow you on Instagram from now. <3
Pam
Thank you Ingrid! I haven’t been as active on Instagram lately, but I plan on spending more time over there soon.