I am loving the Weeping Willow LED Artificial Christmas Tree which is something a little different but would lighten up any room in my house I put it in.
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Everyone has different styles when it comes to decorating the house for Christmas; some of us have our go-to decorations while others like to mix it up with different themes or something new each year. Homebase would like to know what you'd pick from their range to refresh your collection of decorations and have on display in your home (budget no issue 
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Here’s what Homebase has to say: “At Homebase we have everything you need to make your Christmas sparkle, from trees and baubles, to giant inflatables and twinkly lights. Click here to check out our Christmas range and please share your favourite decorations below.”
How about this snowy tree? Or a Poinsettia Wreath for your door? Or even some cute Santa fairy lights?
To get you in the mood, here's some tips on decorating your tree:
Have a look at the site and share what would make it into your basket this year! Everyone who posts on the thread will be entered into a prize draw to win a £300 voucher of their choice (from a list).
Thanks and good luck!
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I'd choose the Decorated Winter Garden Real Christmas Wreath. I love traditional colours and full looking decorations
I like the simple red glass baubles. I prefer to stick to red, green and gold for my decorations
Twerking Reindeer! 
Congratulations to ha2el whose name was pulled from the prize draw to win the £300 voucher!
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