15 GREEN Christmas Strategies for Holiday Decorating

Inexpensive GREEN holiday decorating, simple eco friendly Christmas ideas and money saving tips to use natural and edible decorations, saving money and creating extra time to enjoy stress free Christmas holiday with friends and relatives in eco friendly houses. Christmas holidays are supposed to be relaxing, pleasant and inexpensive.

Money saving tips for GREEN holiday decorating

1. Design a natural green Christmas garland and use tree branches from your own back yard for cheap eco friendly Christmas decorations and small inexpensive gifts.

2. Go GREEN, making eco friendly Christmas wreaths and creating GREEN holiday decorating designs. Use edible decorations. A Christmas tree with edible, eco friendly Christmas decorations on green branches, like popcorn, candies, cookies and cranberries, looks great, and the birds will be thankful for eco friendly presents after holidays.

Eco friendly ideas, Christmas decor

3. Decorate outdoor Christmas tree that grows in front of your house with cheap decorations made of natural materials, like eco friendly felt, wood or metal. It is one of the most popular money saving and eco friendly ideas for Christmas decorating. Create truly GREEN holiday decorating with cheap ornaments and LED lights.

4. Eco friendly Christmas gifts, like oxalis plants, and small living Christmas trees with roots are excellent eco friendly ideas for GREEN holiday decor.

5. Replant green Christmas trees in spring outside to support GREEN environment, and reuse living trees for eco Christmas decorating next year.

6. Use energy saving Christmas decorating lights, environment friendly products, decorating fabrics and Christmas candles for making inexpensive gifts, cheap decorations and indoor or outdoor GREEN holiday decor items.

7. Choose eco friendly ideas and materials for creating simple Christmas tree decorations, handmade gifts and GREEN holiday decoration. Wood, eco friendly felt or old clothing from closets are perfect recycling materials for money saving Christmas crafts.

8. Create a new eco friendly Christmas decorating tradition, using a tall house plant instead of a living Christmas tree. Old Christmas decorations and small gifts which you received before can be used for creating unusual and interesting table centerpieces.

Eco friendly ideas for Christmas decorating

9. Say NO to artificial Christmas tree and cheap decorations made of plastic or aluminum. Use what you already have inside and outside of your eco friendly house to decorate your yard, house front door, windows and foyer.

10. A green Christmas garland and eco Christmas wreaths add wonderful fresh aroma and help create eye catching GREEN holiday decor. A genuine Christmas tree and natural decorations are a good choice for eco friendly houses. (Environment friendly products and materials can be composted or burnt after Christmas holidays.)

11. Eco friendly Christmas candles and green Christmas trees with LED lights are great energy saving (read money saving) eco friendly ideas.

12. Use recycled paper and natural decorating fabrics, like felt, cotton, burlap or sisal twine to create unique handmade greeting cards, Christmas decorations and eco friendly presents. (Look at beautiful ideas for eco Christmas decorating with burlap and sisal twine)

13. Stop buying plastic cutlery, bowls, plates, home and outdoor Christmas decorations. Choose natural materials and eco friendly ideas that are more suitable for GREEN holiday decor and serving food in eco friendly houses.

Eco friendly Christmas decorating ideas, fireplace garland made of nuts for green holiday decor

14. Decorate your kitchen and other rooms with wooden, metal, clay, glass or porcelain collections, that include environment friendly products.

15. If you are selling your house during Christmas season, go GREEN anyway. (Read about home staging for quick house sale in winter.) Do not waste paper, providing open house cards with the information about your property. Leave a note, directing your visitors to your site or your real estate agent’s web site. Ask your agent to post the information there.