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X-mas tree ?

18 years ago

Hello Guys!..I have a ? about decorating my X-mas tree!

They say lights go on first..garland is second and last thing your ornaments..

I want to swag some ribbon this year, instead of garland..when should it go on?

I am thinking last but not sure!

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Comments (4)

Sandi_W
18 years ago
Hi carmie, You're right, your ribbon goes on last. I always put my garland on last also.
carmie2
Original Author
18 years ago
Thanks Sandi..That's what I am going to do!
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Sandi_W
18 years ago
carmie, We'd love to see pics of your tree when you have it done. I guess you've noticed people here just love pics.
judithva
18 years ago
Yes, lights first, then ornies, lastly the garland or ribbon, flowers, crystals and any icicles you may have, mostly because the last few for sure go on the tips/edges of the branches for the most showy and " free dropping effect". IMHO

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