Christmas Tree Themes for Any Style

Even if you don’t have snow on the ground in the South, create your own white Christmas with a winter wonderland Christmas tree. Get a flocked tree and fill with soft artificial snow, pine cones and sparkly ornaments, like this one from Craftberry Bush.

Bring your kids’ visions of sugar plums to life with a candy land Christmas tree, like this one from RAZ Christmas for Shelley B Home and Holiday.

If you’re spending the holidays by the water, decorate accordingly. You can even use a rope as garland, like this tree from Four Generations One Roof.

If you enjoy the finer things in life, your Christmas tree should sparkle just like you. This one from Hayneedle is currently out of stock (check back in season), but you can get this one from Amazon right now.

If you’re spending Christmas at the hunting camp, antler accents and shot gun shell lights add character.

If you’d pick sea over land, a fishing-themed tree will go perfectly on your dock, like this one from Home is Where the Boat Is. Bonus: You have ready-made ornaments in your tackle box.

This colorful tree features silk flowers that you can reuse around the house (or keep on a faux tree in storage year-round). Find the how-to here from designlovefest.

You can never go wrong with red and white for Christmas, as Santa’s wardrobe proves. Create a candy cane dream tree like this one from Two Twenty One that your kids will love.

No space (or motivation) for a tree? Take leftover ornaments and pin them on a cork board in the shape of a tree, like this one from How To Decorate for Ballard Designs. Make a large cork board tree at home or a smaller one for the office.

No one is sick of millennial pink yet, so embrace the popular color with a dreamy blush and white tree, like this one from Kara's Party Ideas.

Is your family Disney-obsessed? Do Mickey and Minnie proud with a Christmas tree that reflects your Disney love, like this one from Sew Many Ways.

Everyone doesn’t love to go all out for holidays, but with a string of lights and these easy instructions from A Pair & A Spare, even the most minimal minimalist can show some Christmas spirit.

Whichever Christmas tree theme you choose, have fun decorating with your family, and the result is bound to be beautiful, like this rustic tree from Jenna Sue Design Co.