I keep my Christmas tree up 365 days a year – people think I’m crazy but I love it

A FESTIVE fan has revealed her secret to keeping a Christmas tree up 365 days a year without getting stick.

For some folk, the idea of putting up decorations before the start of December is sacrilege.

Others might be bold enough to jump the gun and get into the spirit in November.

But for estate agent Nadia Colucci, she’s never had to bother with the hassle of taking down her tree – as she redecorates it for every occasion.

The Californian told us: “You can reuse your tree as many times as you want throughout the year… it’s all about getting creative.

“I’ve decorated mine for nearly every holiday and occasion you can think of: Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Mardi Gras, Easter, Halloween, and of course, Christmas. 

“You can also theme it for birthdays, sports events, or even seasons like summer or fall… I even did an NFL tree for the Super Bowl one time. 

“The possibilities are endless – it’s a tree-mendous way to keep the festive vibes going all year.”

Nadia has gone all out for Christmas and admits people are constantly wowed by her extravagant efforts.

She said: “It’s Christmas galore as always. My tree at home is festive, cozy, and mostly white this year, gold and champagne, like most years, but what made this season extra special was decorating beyond just my house. 

“We brought the holiday magic to our office tree and created four stunning Holi-tree displays for our favourite local restaurant in Carlsbad, Tommy V’s. 

“Each tree has its own unique charm: a snowy white and burlap display, a red and white candy cane explosion, a beautiful champagne and pale pink tree, and a thankful tree with a fall-inspired theme. 

“It’s been so much fun spreading Christmas cheer everywhere this year.

“People love my trees and think I’m ‘Christmas Crazy’ in the best way possible – and I own it.

“The feedback from everyone who has shared my trees has been amazing. 

“It’s all about having fun, spreading holiday cheer, and inspiring others to get creative. 

“If my over-the-top decor makes someone smile or sparks an idea for their own home, then I’ve truly made the season brighter.”