Some might argue that the best part of the later holidays is being able to freely decorate your home in a fun theme. Be it Halloween or Christmas, there are plenty of opportunities to get creative with the decor.
People love it so much that there are already trends for the upcoming Christmas season beginning now! Will you get ahead of the game and give this first trend a go?
That means Christmas fans everywhere are already in full gear to start celebrating the holiday season.
Though there are still leaves on the trees and we haven't seen snow yet, nothing will stop them from getting right into the festivities.
For those setting their trees out way, way ahead of time, those fancy aesthetic home decor influences have created a beautiful, delicate way to elevate your tree this year.
It's now time for flowers to enter the conversation.
Specifically Gypsophila, otherwise known as Baby's-breath. This plant is known for thin yet plentiful stems that feature small white, or sometimes pink, flowers.
Which results in a beautiful accent that almost resembles a dusting of snow from far away.
A TikTok recently went viral for showing off this idea, the video gaining almost 250k views as of writing.
And people are happy to!
The comments were filled with Christmas fans relishing in how pretty this idea is, and how they can't wait to try it themselves.
"[That's] so cute, since we have two cats we don't dare to hang up Christmas balls but that could work," wrote one comment.
"I'm getting married Dec 4 and this is what my mom and I have been planning to decorate the trees with!" said another.
Multiple people suggested stringing up small white lights, or fairy lights, to add some twinkle to the already beautiful setup.
It also helps that this is cheap, can be used with real or fake Baby's-breath, and lasts a long time as the flowers simply dry up in the tree!
For some people, Baby's-breath smells terrible. The girl who posted the video swore her tree just smelled like pine, but others refused to risk a bad scent.
Baby's-breath can also be mildly toxic to cats, so that person from earlier might need to rethink this idea.
I'm not the type to go all out for Christmas, but if trends like these keep gaining steam, I might just have to give in and try a couple!
