Check out these holiday decorating tips to help your family enjoy the Christmas season while avoiding indoor allergies.
THE WREATH
Wreaths can cause allergies but don’t worry. There are many beautiful options from fabric and ceramic options to wreaths made out of glass or rattan balls.
THE TREE
Artificial trees are the way to go. There is an endless variety of styles out there in natural and alternative materials. Pink frosted trees are a favorite!
CENTERPIECE
Your table centerpiece doesn’t have to contain the branches of real trees either. Instead, use your imagination and decorate your table with live (allergy friendly) flowers, origami trees or stacked bowls of small ornaments, nuts and berries.
CANDLES
Candlelight adds a cozy element to any room. However, if you have allergies, scented candles can irritate your nose so be sure to use the unscented variety.
OTHER ITEMS
There are many ways to make your home look pretty so go wild and have fun. For example, twinkle lights on staircases and bannisters, popcorn and paper garlands and inflatable reindeer.
