Bridgerton Regency Era Christmas Tree

Ever thought about styling a Bridgerton Regency Era Christmas Tree? Decorating a tree in the Regency Era will bring elegance to any tree. You can make the tree as elegant and ornate as your imagination allows. In this post, I will share the kind of ornaments I added to my Bridgerton Regency Era Christmas Tree.

A well known fact about me is that I love Christmas. I tend to start decorating in September on the inside, and then traditionally Thanksgiving week on the outside. I also like to decorate several trees. Since I get bored with themes and like to change them up, I often have themed trees that change whatever year I get a new idea. The only problem with themed trees is that you have to make a lot of the ornaments since changing your tree can get expensive if you don’t use your imagination.

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So to keep things affordable, I have base ornaments. These are ornaments in silver, gold, and champagne. These neutral ornaments add sparkle and blend well with most themes. Then I just have to purchase or make my themed ornaments. I start by looking for ideas on Pinterest. When I find an idea I like, I brainstorm and write down everything I like. I think later if I can turn an idea I like into an ornament.

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Suggested Items For Bridgerton Regency Era Christmas Tree

Mini books – DIY
Carriages
Ostrich feathers
Chandeliers
Orchestra instruments
Tea cups – purchase or DIY
Vintage clocks
Crowns
Flowers with glitter
Dance cards – DIY
Fancy shoes
Crystals
Pearls
Vintage keys
Vintage or Venetian masks

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Consider possibly doing the tree with glittered hydrangeas in shades of lavender and light blue. I mostly had accent decorations in pink, so that is the direction I went. So, go through your existing ornaments and see what you have before purchasing more. Another great idea is adding a vintage garland, like stringed together roses or pearls of various sizes.

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