Christmas trees play an important role in one of our favourite festive holidays. We simply couldn’t imagine how Christmas would be without a Christmas tree illuminating the entire living room. Purchasing a Christmas tree can be stressful at times, especially if it’s your first time, that’s why we’ll guide you on how to select the perfect Christmas tree.

Size of the Christmas tree

The first thing you want to determine is the size of the Christmas tree you need, measure the height between the floor and ceiling. The rule of thumb is to keep 6 inches from the height of the Christmas tree to the ceiling, this is to make up for any Christmas topper you intend to put at the top.

The most sought after sizes are 7ft to 8ft, so if you’re in that range make sure to visit us to avoid disappointment, we still have a wide variety of 6ft all the way up-to 12ft.

Christmas tree shapes

When it comes to Christmas threes there are several of Christmas tree shapes and each ideal according to the style you want or where you’re going to place it. I’m sure you already know where you’ll be putting your Christmas tree so simply read the below shapes and see which would fit best for you.

Full

The full Christmas tree is one of the most popular and sought after tree. If you have the space for it we highly suggest getting a full Christmas tree, it will be more costly than the other ones but definitely worth the additional cost.

Narrow

The narrow Christmas tree is basically just like the full one but the width of the bottom extends less and there for can fit in slightly smaller spaces.

Slim / Pencil

The slim Christmas tree is ideal for apartments with small living space or where the width of a narrow Christmas tree is too large.

Flat back / corner

The flat back and corner Christmas tree aren’t the most sought after tree but if your living space if very limited or think a flat back would look great with your interior it can be a great tree. The image inside the circle is how it would look like setup the back facing the wall (as it should be).

Christmas Tree Type / Colour

We all know and love the classical green Christmas tree but now there’s much more to it! In this part you’ll really have to know the theme you will be decorating with, this can make or break your entire Christmas decor.

If you haven’t yet chosen a Christmas theme make sure to learn more about our Christmas themes 2020 and if you’ve never used a Christmas theme before check out how to decorate with a Christmas theme. If you already have a specific Christmas theme in mind these are the most common type of Christmas trees.

Green

Green is the classical Christmas tree, there are various types of greens and leaves but in most cases it all depends what you like the most.

White

The white was very popular and now it’s regaining popularity once again. A solid white or cream Christmas tree is ideal with certain specific themes, we know it’s a very nice tree but make sure it fits well with your Christmas theme.

Frosty

The forsty Christmas trees haven’t been around for so much, it is very similar to a snowy Christmas tree but it mimics the tree after a couple of days without snow and the snow froze with the leaves.

Snowy

The snowy Christmas tree is very attractive and natural-looking, the tree showcases a bulk of snow just as if it just snowed few hours ago.

Quality Of The Tree

The quality of the Christmas tree is essential, there are many price points depending on the size, type, styles and quality. All our Christmas trees are sourced from the best Christmas suppliers with quality certified products, keeping your mind at ease when it comes to reliability and beauty.

You’re Ready For Shopping

Now that you’ve read our entire blog on how to select the perfect Christmas tree it’s time to start shopping! You can either visit our Christmas shop in Birkirkara or shop online! If you have any questions make sure to contact us, we’d love to help.