Who doesn’t love the classy red green and gold Christmas tree? We all do! This look is very popular, so popular that is can be a challenge to think of some better than good red and gold flocked Christmas tree ideas. A traditional, yet elegant, Christmas tree can stir up the holiday cheer in your home. All you need are some red and gold Christmas tree decorations to bring your tree to life. Adding some red and gold Christmas tree ornaments can bring a classy pop to your tree as well. I promise, you can get that special Christmas tingle every time with these Christmas tree decorating ideas red and gold!
Holiday Aesthetic
Red and Gold Christmas Tree Ornaments & Design
Create the Vibe
Create a red holiday wonderland with these gorgeous garland, ornaments and tree topper selection. Picking a theme and carrying it from your front door step to your kitchen, family room and wherever you choose to decorate will help create drama and the holiday feels no matter where in your home you go!
Red and Gold Christmas Tree Ideas
White I do enjoy non-traditional colors for Christmas, like my well known blue tree, or pink tree, there are times when the traditional red and gold are right on point. However, because I enjoy the unexpected flair, I added the green accents with silk greenery. Use these leaves or add in cedar for an unexpected mix of greenery next to the gorgeous white flocked snow tree look!
Red and Gold Christmas Tree Ornaments
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Gold Ornament Set
All that glitters is gold! This filigree design is a showstopper and sure to reflect gorgeous holiday light at every turn. The small cuts of the design will let your Christmas lights bounce magical light everywhere. Accent existing ornaments you have with more gold sparkle, or buy multiple sets for a powerful gold look!
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Green Collection
This emerald green color is one of the prettiest greens I’ve seen. Green can come across a bit cheesy if not the right shade – and this is anything but cheesy! Add the traditional tone to either a flocked or green tree, mix in with your handmade ornaments or use with an ornament collection to add holiday gravitas to your tree.
Crimson Red and gold flocked Christmas Tree!
You got this! Add some ribbon, go crazy with the glitter, pull out the old and new ornaments. Use some of mine and brainstorm for you own Christmas tree decorating ideas red and gold. Have fun and try something new and before you know it you’ll have yourself a beautiful red and gold flocked Christmas tree!
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The Traditional Red, Green and Gold Christmas Tree is Always a Good Idea
Tips to Creating Crimson Red and Gold Christmas Tree Decorations
TIP 1
Start with Largest Element First
To make the perfect red and gold Christmas tree decorations, start with the largest flowers first. Place in a triangle formation (example: the red dahlia is the point, then the two crimson dahlias are the points at the bottom.) Repeat with other flowers until visually everything looks symmetrical (but not too symmetrical – it’s still nice to have an effortless look!)
TIP 2
Layer in the Green
Add greenery and roses to fill areas that need more fullness. In this red green and gold Christmas tree the greenery is tucked behind the roses in particular to give them a pretty element.
TIP 3
Fill to fluff!
Fill in sparse areas with picks. You can find picks in so many looks and I collect them when I find ones I like. These have a gold glitter finish which I find glam! Look around and see what red and gold Christmas decorating ideas you can find with glitter.
TIP 4
Let there be…glitter & light!
Layer on gorgeous ornaments in red, green and gold shades — and a lot of it! Ornament collections are the easiest way to do this. The good ornament sets, like this, come pre-packaed with all of the color schemes you want, but the individuality of design and shape to not make it too matchy-matchy. These are the best ornament sets you can find!
TIP 5
Time for Texture
Finish with ribbon. While I typically start with ribbon, in this case I wanted the florals to be the standout, so I began with the flowers. I added the ribbon sparingly to add some glitz and pizazz without overdoing it so that the flowers could shine!
Gracias bella. Me ayudastes mucho con tus consejos de como decorar mi arbol de navidad. Saludos desde Puerto Rico
Gracias!