When will you be putting your Christmas decorations up?

robotrobo

When will you be putting your Christmas decorations up?




We haven't taken them down yet.

lexiemac89

We used to put them up around 1st December and then our son was born five years ago on 2nd December, so we always put them up the weekend after his birthday now

Susie_Richards

Only a month to go before my decorations and lights will go up.

TBagpuss

Up on Christmas Eve, down on 12th night.

In the offie we put a tree in reception from the 1st December.

Skintski

lexiemac89 wrote: »

We used to put them up around 1st December and then our son was born five years ago on 2nd December, so we always put them up the weekend after his birthday now

My birthday is the 2nd December and I always wanted the decorations up for my birthday, I will be 35 this year and nothing has changed

Anatidaephobia

We will probably put ours up on either the first or second weekend in December. Depends how Christmassy I feel and when I have spare time!

burtha

Have been known to put tree up 2 days before Xmas and take down boxing day , if I had my way it would not go up at all ....

springdreams

Skintski wrote: »

My birthday is the 2nd December and I always wanted the decorations up for my birthday, I will be 35 this year and nothing has changed

My DS's birthday is on 13 December, and he likes the decorations up for his birthday too. Says not everyone gets to have lots of tinsel and twinkly lights for their birthday

So our decorations go up the first weekend of December

Mrs_Honey_Badger

Usually the 1st December, or the first weekend in December. They come down on New Years Day or the day after.

DigForVictory

My lot are either uncooperative or unfussed about decorations (some blokes are, I suppose, just my entire household?!) so my desk at work gets the treatment as soon as it's December (although I usually strip it back again before Christmas if I'm not back before 12th night).

At home I do *try*, adding decorations to windows from the first weekend of the Christmas holidays, but not getting help or encouragement means not a huge amount happens.

It may be moneysaving but it's a bit disheartening.