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thought goes into the busi ness. For a start, well con structed, set pieces can look wonderful, are easy to move and dust underneath and can be dismantled and packed easily away for next year. And it couldn’t be easier
these days with dry oasis and other floristry aids readily on sale. You can stand the oasis
on anything you have to hand. After that you simply arrange your artificial greenery, twinkly bits, can dles (don’t ever light theml) and little, coloured baubles.
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the place with garlands but, if you can’t for whatever reason, consider set pieces on your walls. Wreaths are traditional (again frames are easily bought or made from stiff wire), even more traditional is the wreath suspended horizontally beneath the centre pendant.
i It should be decorated with holly tinsel and candles, though again, for safety, these should never be lit. In some areas, sweets and foil-wrapped
cakes are suspended from the underside to be taken off and consumed after midnight
on Christmas Eve. Don’t buy your natural greenery too
early in the season. If you do, be prepared to replace it just before the festive day arrives. This applies abo to the Christmas tree, though there are preparations that you can spray onto the branches to prevent excessive needle fall. It is still better to keep the room in
which the tree stands unheated until Christmas Day however, as this will ensure it remains looking fresh and green right up
to the end. If you prefer an artificial tree of course,
you have stacks of choice and some of the latest designs are quite difficult to distin guish from the real thing. The best tend to be very expensive but,
as they will last for many years, they are an investment well worth making. Be creative in your decorating. Make use of everything, oranges, tanger ines and kumquats in bowls tied round
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