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Big Reveal: Valentine’s Tree Decorations

By Brooke Riley 4 Comments

6 Jan
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If you haven’t heard, I’m basically obsessed with decorating for Valentine’s Day now. I use to NEVER decorate for this holiday… but I just find it so much FUN!

Below is my big reveal for this year’s Valentine’s Christmas tree! If you’re looking for guidance on how to transition your Christmas tree to a Valentine’s tree, here’s a breakdown of what I did.

Last year’s Valentine’s Tree was on a MUCH smaller scale than this years. If that is more your jam, be sure to go check it out HERE! But if you love being a bit “extra”… then take a look at my big ole’ Valentine’s tree for THIS YEAR!

It was honestly pretty easy to decorate- I kept all the reds and black & white decorations that I used from Christmas, and just added in a few additional Valentine’s ornaments for the tree!

You see those foam glitter hearts sticking out? Those are DOLLAR TREE Valentine’s hearts. Yep… I didn’t even touch them up or anything!

I actually made the Valentine’s tree topper for this tree on a Facebook Live… if you missed it, I would go back and watch- it was super fun!!! It was made out of a Dollar Tree Valentine’s heart, and some odd and end pieces I had in my stash!

If I wouldn’t have told you, would you even realize that I used majority of these things in the tree during Christmas?! It truly is such an easy transition!!

You know I can’t decorate a tree without sticking in some Valentine’s SIGNS!

If you’ve been here awhile, then you may remember when I made this pom-pom heart sign on a Facebook Live! This sign took me MAYBE 3 minutes to make.

There she is…my Valentine’s Christmas tree all dazzled up in her reds and pinks. Isn’t she a beauty?!?! I honestly didn’t know I could be THIS obsessed with a Valentine’s tree… but here I am- OBSESSED!!!

I sure do hope this has inspired you to transform your own tree for Valentine’s Day! Even if it’s out of the norm for you… so what? It’s a new year, and time to do NEW things!

PIN FOR LATER!!!!

Last Updated on January 22, 2024

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  1. Eileen says

    January 8, 2021 at 3:43 pm

    I am also obsessed with your valentine tree. Just a wonderful job. What I don’t like is that there is an ad or something for instagram in front of ALL of the photos so I can’t see anything clearly nor can I delete it. Such a shame because the post is so spectacular.

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  2. Donna Mast says

    January 8, 2021 at 5:00 pm

    Your new heart sign looks great on your tree. Can’t wait to see the finished tree!

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  3. Joie says

    January 10, 2021 at 7:44 am

    Beautiful tree is full of love blessings for you and your family ❤️????❤️

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    January 7, 2024 at 11:18 am

    […] I added some Dollar Tree Valentine Hearts (seen below) from last year. You can see LAST YEAR’S TREE HERE!  […]

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