Commercial Christmas Trees

If you’ve got space to spare this Christmas, consider opening your home to one of our large commercial Christmas trees.

 

These towering trees make for a truly magnificent display, perfect for large homes, big offices and festive functions. But, while these giant Christmas trees can turn any large space into a cosy and festive wonderland, choosing the right one is important. It’s not as simple as picking the first tall Christmas tree you see. With that in mind, we’ve created the ultimate guide to help you choose the best large Christmas tree for your home, office or business.

 

Take a look, below, at the best large

Creating a fun and festive Christmas environment can be a great way to boost morale in the office. Whether you're preparing for the office Christmas party or simply looking to make your workplace a little more joyful, we have plenty of options and ideas for office Christmas trees at Christmas Tree World.

Best Christmas trees for offices

From traditional Christmas trees adorned with classic ornaments to unique themed trees that reflect your company’s brand, our range of options ensures there's something for everyone. We understand the importance of creating a welcoming and festive atmosphere in the workplace, and our goal

There are less than 100 days to go to Christmas, but how do you decide the best way to utilise your store’s window space? Many of the major retailers are releasing information about what lines they will be featuring on their shelves this Christmas. Meetings will be happening, planning on how to decorate their storefronts. For many, the unveiling of shop window displays from some of the country’s leading retailers can be seen as bigger events than the main high street lights switch-on. Which trends and themes will be featured this festive period? One major retailer’s window unveiling last year, which Christmas Tree World supplied, was such a huge event that Greggs made the most of it. By reversing their signage, they got their logo looking the right

Christmas is crucial for corporate events, gala dinners and other celebrations. If you're planning a big party, you know how important it is that the location looks the part. You can wow your guests by hiring a beautiful Christmas tree to take centre stage. As well as having beautifully-decorated Christmas trees fit to impress, you need to find one that's easy to maintain and offers good value for money. Buying or hiring a large commercial Christmas tree can satisfy all of this and more.

For many hotels and restaurants, Christmas is the time of year where things go into overdrive - their most important period for revenue. However, when it comes to Christmas, you need to spend money to make money - on a tree and decorations. Guests and diners, much like window shoppers, can be enticed into entering or booking with an establishment if it gets into the seasonal festivities. If you have large staff numbers, they also benefit, finding enjoyment in what can be a very hectic time of year. This enjoyment can spread to potential customers and guests, making them feel a part of it. We’ve seen an increase in orders for trees and decorations, which reflect this market trend. This can be our giant commercial Christmas trees for lobbies or mini artificial Christmas trees for restaurant tables,

Artificial or real Christmas trees, it’s been a long-running debate with both having their own benefits. We’re obviously biased, but if you want to save money at the festive season, an artificial Christmas tree is a wise investment.

Whether you’re after a large or small commercial Christmas tree for your business, you might want to consider professional help when it comes putting it up.

Florists are an area witnessing incredible growth in demand for Christmas trees, thanks to their keen eye for decoration, good organisation and quick work. The number of florists placing orders for the amount of artificial Christmas trees, and the average height of a tree, are growing.

Each year at Christmas, you can bet at least one local council will hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons: their Christmas tree will be a disappointment. National and local press, social media users, they’ll all point out the same flaws - it isn’t large enough, it looks half dead, or it looks like a scaffolding tower with a star on top. Choosing the correct Christmas tree is difficult for every local authority, especially if they don’t have the largest budget or other priorities. “We get a lot of last-minute enquiries for our giant artificial outdoor commercial Christmas trees, and we’ve usually sold out by then,” says Stephen Evans, Managing Director of Christmas Tree World. So, what can be done? How can local councils and shopping centres avoid Christmas complaints? Read on to find out more…

What are the common issues with public trees?

There is often a rush for real Christmas trees by

It’s no secret that Christmas can be an expensive time for many of us. We have to buy presents, food, Christmas tree decorations and whatever else we feel we need to have a stellar festive period. However, Christmas can also be an incredibly costly time for businesses. If not correctly budgeted for, or taken into account, then it can be a bit of a shock to the bank balance. At Christmas Tree World, we’ve put together some of the ways your business can save money this Christmas without sacrificing any of the yuletide festivities for you and your employees.

Invest in an artificial Christmas tree

While some prefer having a real Christmas tree, it’s not always practical. Investing in an artificial Christmas tree is a wise move for various

While most of us are rushing around the shops at Christmas to get all of our shopping done, it’s likely little thought goes into the shops themselves and the work that goes into making them look the way they do. However, the intricacies of trying to entice people in shops at Christmas is a fine art, and window dressing, window displays and merchandising is something that takes months of planning. From ensuring you have a realistic Christmas tree to positioning it in just the right place, the psychology of window dressing, particularly at Christmas, is fascinating. To learn more, we spoke to freelance