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How we decorate our house for Christmas

Flower farmer and florist Georgie Newbery shows you how she decorates her house for Christmas. I have strong feelings about what kind of tree makes a good tree, and why there's no point in trying to be chic about Christmas decorations. Trying to be chic about something inherently unchic is unchic itself in fact. Be too matchy matchy with your Christmas tree decorations and you'll inevitably end up with a tree that looks as though it wants to be in Harrods food hall instead of a real home. I think Christmas decorations are about happy memories and handed down treasure - not valuable treasure, but things that are treasure because of the meanings they have for each person. Anyway, have a look and I hope you enjoy. My absolute favourite Christmas decoration is our little town of Bethlehem which is also made of quite a random mix of little houses, a pub, and a great many kings as well as three ships, one of which is flying. And then I take you to the 'dining hall' we make out of our back hall where I show you why table cloths don't have to be perfectly ironed, but do have to have creases straight along the table's lines, and give you the top tip for candle lighting that you may have always needed. This time of year is dark and gloomy here in Somerset, and I love the sparkle that Christmas decorations bring as well as the excuse to light candles for the winter solstice, reminding us that light will return, that the year does turn, that there will be spring and summer again, and that all will be well, and all will be well, and all manner of things will be well (as Dame Julian of Norwich wrote as the plague raged across Europe in the 1300s, nearly eight hundred years ago.) Find my website here https://www.commonfarmflowers.com Order a recording of one of my festive online demos https://www.commonfarmflowers.com/col... You can buy me a coffee here https://www.buymeacoffee.com/COMMONFARM Follow me on instagram where I'm @commonfarmflowers And on Twitter you can find me here   / theflowerfarmer