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Quirky Baubles and Tree Decorations

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Christmas Tree oywrue

From traditional to quirky, dress your tree to suit your style.

Opulent antiqued steel effect, from a selection at

homesense.com

Retro-vibes, make it a mix-tape

£7 johnlewis.com

PSA: ketchup is acceptable on trees but not turkey.

£14 anthropologie.com

A very regal sausage dog.

£7.95 annabeljames.co.uk

Rich, embroidered velvet.

£8 monsoon.co.uk

Find something wonderfully sparkling to slip inside this tree adornment for a special surprise.

£12 paperchase.com

It’s not a celebration without the fizz darling!

£1.50 poundland.co.uk

So wholesome and cute.

£3.99 tkmaxx.com

Intricate and mesmerising jellyfish bauble.

£13 sassandbelle.co.uk

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