Christmas has come early this week, as the Michaels Online Tree Event brings the gift of up to 60% off artificial Christmas trees. That doesn't sound like much, but I've found one deal where that 60% offer means an enormous $800 saving. It's one of the biggest discounts I've seen all year on any product, even including both Prime Days, Labor Day, and even the July 4th furniture sales.
Whether you’re looking for a tall and full tree for your living room or want a small accent tree for your entryway, Michaels has an incredible collection of holiday foliage to spruce up your space for the festive season.
This year’s Michaels Online Tree Event features a variety of gorgeous indoor and outdoor Christmas trees for all of your holiday decor needs. You can deck the halls with a large 9-foot spruce or add a touch of holiday sparkle to your tabletop with a miniature pre-lit tree. These are my picks of the best options.
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Was $1,137.99, now $313.50 at Michaels
Tall and full artificial Christmas trees can be quite an investment, so sales are the best time to shop for the holiday decor. For an enormous 9-foot option, consider the Dunhill Fir Full Artificial Christmas Tree from Michaels. The tree boasts a full silhouette with gorgeous – and realistic – branches and greenery throughout. Now $800 off, this is one of the best deals on Christmas trees we’ve seen so far.
Was $139.99, now $79.99 at Michaels
If you want a Christmas tree with some height but don’t have the space for a large one, this 7-foot pre-lit Christmas tree from Michaels is one of the best options. The tree features a slimmer circumference, allowing you to get the height you need without taking up too much room. It's also a great option for flanking doors or bringing an extra festive touch to dining rooms away from the main Christmas tree.
Was $272.99, now $109 at Michaels
If you love the look of a flocked tree but don’t want to deal with the mess of a real one, add this one to your cart. As its name suggests, the Pre-Lit Flocked Livingstone Fire Pinecones Artificial Christmas Tree from Michaels features a flocked finish with pinecones nestled in the branches and pre-strung lights for convenience. Originally $272.99, you can now get this faux Christmas tree for $109 when you shop the Michaels Christmas tree sale.
Was $59.99, now $34.99 at Michaels
Add some color to your holiday decor with this sweet 4-foot tall artificial pine Christmas tree. Pre-lit with colorful lights, the small Christmas tree lends itself nicely to smaller spaces like apartments, offices, and bedrooms and is a fun and festive base for your favorite vintage ornaments. Originally $59.99, you can now get this faux tree for under $35 at Michaels.
Was $446.99, now $223.50 at Michaels
For something a little more unique, consider this stunning Snowy Downswept Artificial Christmas Forestree. The tree features a whimsical down-swept look with a flocked finish and comes with clear lights pre-strung for easy set-up.
Was $71.99, now $36 at Michaels
For something way off the beaten track, there's always a Barbiecore Christmas tree. This 4-foot tinsel Christmas tree is this year’s most popular color. It's just the thing for a Christmas party or for a kid's bedroom - though maybe not the best choice for the living room.
FAQs
When should I start decorating for Christmas?
There's no single correct occasion when you should start decorating for Christmas. It used to be the first day of Advent, the fourth Sunday before Christmas, but these days December 1 is much more common. as a benchmark. For some, it's easiest to get the decorations ready the weekend after Thanksgiving.
What's better for the environment - a fake tree or a real one?
A real tree is the better option for the environment. While you can reuse artificial trees year after year, their carbon footprint is a lot higher than a real tree, and they take hundreds of years to decompose. A real tree, on the other hand, can be reused for kindling and firewood, and because you can simply grow more trees, it's sustainable.
Michaels isn't the only place you can find good Christmas decor, however. I've covered lots of the other holiday decor that's launched this season, such as the IKEA holiday collection and the Anthropologie holiday collection. Our team has been hard at work scouring the internet for Christmas decor that presents good value, and found tasteful pieces at West Elm, World Market, and even some surprisingly tastful Christmas decor Amazon. All of this is before Black Friday too, so there are even more savings to come.
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