Victorian christmas

If you're looking for inspiration for Christmas decorations, look no further. Read this blog post to discover how to achieve one of the top Christmas trends in 2023: Victorian Christmas.

Shopping for Christmas presents in the Victorian era could be quite tricky, especially if one was a lady choosing a gift for a gentleman.

1800s Christmas tree

Victorian Christmas decorations are a window into the ornate style of Victorian times. The Christmas we know today was invented by the Victorians, so we see a lot of Victorian Christmas food and decor in our homes today. Find out what Victorian Christmas decorations were like, where you can buy them and how you can make your very own Victorian Christmas decorations! Plus how to make your very own DIY decorations. #victorian #victorianchristmas #christmas #christmasdecor #christmasactivities

Victorian Christmas decorations are timeless and nostalgic. Check out these beautiful holiday designs at Walt Disney World Grand Floridian Resort

Gilded walnuts were popular Christmas tree ornaments in the Victorian era. Make Victorian gilded walnuts with walnuts, ribbon and gold acrylic paint.

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How to make traditional victorian paper ornaments for the christmas tree. These folded paper medallions and fast and easy to make!

Lovely Victorian Christmas House Interior. Beautiful lit garland graces the wooden staircase, surrounded by traditional Victorian Era decorations, add charm to this old room

The ‘door was thrown open leading into the great exhibition-room. Here was a magnificent Christmas-tree hung all over with colored wax tapers; here were tables covered with white cloths, and glittering from head to foot with the most bewitching doll-babies, work-boxes, card-cases, silk dresses, rattles, penny whistles, shawls, sashes, drawing-implements, and I don’t know what … Continue reading The Victorian Christmas Tree →