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The house always feels a little sad after the festive Christmas decorations come down. But what if there was a way to keep the joy going a bit longer? That's where trendy Valentine's Day trees can come in to play. This year, instead of taking down your Christmas tree after the holiday, keep it working overtime. After all, repurposing Christmas trees into Valentine’s Day decor is so easy. All you need to do is take off the Yuletide baubles and load it up with festive lights, ribbons, and ornaments in pink, red, and white for a look that’s as romantic as roses and chocolates.
Still not convinced? We’ve found some lovely examples of Valentine’s Day trees to help get you started. Whether you want to go over the top with loads of stunning faux roses, or keep it more low key with a careful selection of vintage ornaments, you’ll find inspiration straight from Cupid’s bow here. And if you’d like to begin by working on a smaller scale, check out the super-pretty tissue paper Valentine’s Day trees that you can make in snap, with materials from your craft room. We’ve also gathered some trees and decorations you can purchase, just in case you’re not feeling like DIYing right now, though with projects this beautiful you’re sure to find one you’ll love.
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Rose-Covered Valentine Tree
There is no question that this is one joyful Valentine tree! Between the big pink and red roses, the puffy pom-poms, and the dozens of hearts scattered throughout, it'll definitely make you feel the love.
See more at Drink and Clink.
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Valentine Tree with Vintage Ornaments
The vintage ornaments on this tree are paired with homemade felt heart ornaments for a fun, eclectic look. The tutorial includes easy instructions for the hearts, which pop beautifully against the white tree.
Get the tutorial at Positively Splendid.
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Heart Doily Valentine Tree
Ribbons, bows, and cute paper heart doilies are all you need to complete this tree that's bursting with the spirit of Valentine's Day.
See more at @Life with London.
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White Hearts Valentine Tree
While this tree is obviously decorated for Valentine's Day due to the dozens of delicate hearts, it's cozy and understated enough so that it'll be a fit in any room.
See more at @Katina Miller.
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DIY Valentine's Tissue Paper Cone Tree
If you're not quite ready to commit to decorating a large tree, try DIYing these little cuties, which can be easily made from tissue paper and cardboard cones.
Get the tutorial at Intelligent Domestications.
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Glue Gun Glitter Hearts Valentine Tree
We think these rainbow glitter hearts are great decorations to use year-round. You can also try silver or gold glitter or confetti that would make a stunning color combo with the red ribbon tied on the tree.
Get the tutorial at Jaderbomb.
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Pink and White Valentine Tree
Pull out all the stops with this Valentine tree, filling the boughs with shiny red ornaments, heart garlands, and even some adorable Valentine frogs. Instead of gifts under the tree, leave teddy bears and boxes of chocolates.
See more at Between Naps on the Porch.
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Paper Heart Valentine Tree
For an entirely DIY tree, this festive decoration uses easy-to-find items to create these colorful, customizable trees. They'll look perfect on the mantel, a tabletop, or anywhere else you please.
Get the tutorial at I Heart Crafty Things.
Decorate your Valentine tree with these homemade felt heart ornaments that come in pretty hues.
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Faux Moss Personalized Heart Valentine
Perfect for rustic decor, this Valentine's Day ornament will let the object of your affection know how much you really care.
Get the tutorial at Crafts Unleashed.
This ceramic tree is reminiscent of the retro Christmas version. The heart topper is an extra sweet touch.
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BottleBrushTreeStore Red & Pink Sisal Bottle Brush Trees
These oh-so-sweet miniature bottle brush trees come in a set of six, and are finishedwith red or pink metallic hearts. Won't they look perfect as a centerpiece on your dining room table?
Jill Gleeson
Jill Gleeson is a travel journalist and memoirist based in the Appalachian Mountains of western Pennsylvania who has written for websites and publications including Good Housekeeping, Woman’s Day, Country Living, Washingtonian, Gothamist, Canadian Traveller, and EDGE Media Network. Jill is the travel editor for Enchanted Living. Learn more about her journey at gleesonreboots.com.
