Glass balls, small toys, charms, strings of cranberries, tinsel, and holiday treats can all be used to decorate your tree, and you can find Christmas tree ornaments made by artisans worldwide.

The best order for decorating a Christmas tree is to apply lights first, next garland and ribbon, then ornaments, and finally the topper. How can I make my Christmas tree look more full?

The best light-stringing method (and some easier approaches, too) Stringing lights around the Christmas tree is a frustrating task—but there’s an easier, better way to light your tree.

When it comes to decking the halls, the Christmas tree is the ultimate showstopper. Whether you opt for real fir, artificial, big or small, there are plenty of festive ways to decorate a Christmas ...

Are you — dare we say it — bored with your Christmas tree? The same old garland with berries, the faded plaid ribbon, the few remaining silver and gold balls that haven’t shattered over the ...

But, one expert suggests, before you decorate the traditional conifer — or conifer-like plastic apparatus, whatever you’re into — take a moment to ask yourself if your tree is really, well, you.