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The royal family always delights with its decorations, and the 20ft Norway spruce in St George's Hall is a wonderful, glittering beacon of joy.
Nigella's tree has a whisk at the top, a fitting tree topper for a chef.
Tan France of Queer Eye got his tree up super early, on November 1st.
Joan Collins wasn't far behind, later creating a cartoon-style post of her husband exclaiming it was too soon.
White lights and an abundance of baubles characterise Richard E. Grant's tree this year.
Kylie Jenner's tree will be hard to beat on the size front.
Her sister Kendall has opted for a multitude of white lights on the mantel decorations and tree.
Ben Pentreath and Charlie McCormick are leading the trend for long, kitsch ribbons.
There's not space left on Jane Fonda's tree for even one more decoration; it's a maximalist's dream!
In her Cotswolds home, Amanda Brooks favours lots of coloured lights for a jolly festive look. She has another tree outside, covered in glass mushrooms.
Another design duo who have gone with lots of long ribbons on their 2020 tree is Luke Edward Hall and Duncan Campbell.
Hairdresser Sam McKnight is taking colourful Christmas tree decorations to another level.
Written by Charlotte McCaughan-Hawes.
This article originally appeared on House & Garden UK.
