HOUSTON – From candles to custom ornaments, Houstonians are treasuring their Christmas décor.
We asked our KPRC 2 Facebook followers to share their Christmas décor and received a stunning amount of submissions, some shared with special stories. Some were gifts from a grandparent or great-grandparent, or carries a meaning based on a special occasion.
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Here are some of our favorite submissions and what people said about their holiday décor.
“Another favorite ornament of mine- I kept a Christmas name tag from my Grandma, who passed away in 2015...I laminated it and hung it on the tree!” --Kenny Waldrum
“My living room. My pink tree for 31 years breast cancer survivor with beach ornaments.” --Kathy Edwards
“My great grandmother gifted this Santa to my mom as a baby and I’ve loved it since it was handed to me as a child. (Hurricane) Harvey took it and I became beyond hysterical! It’s those things we lose that can break us. My daughter and several of our friends behind my back did everything they could to save & repair Santa, but even the best in the nation of crafters couldn’t. But after deep research, my daughter found one in New York and to my surprise--THIS was the most treasured gift I received Christmas Day 2017. LOVE IS THE REASON FOR THE SEASON!” -- Cindy Holbrook
“My entryway the Santa on the far left was given to me when my godmother passed away 16 years ago and last year I found the Santa on the right from the same collection at a goodwill.” -- Amber Taylor
“My living room. Love my Santa tree. Been collecting them for many years.” -- Darlene Schwarz
“Favorite ornament from best friend to my toddler.” - JoseYaira Perez
“Vintage holiday candles from my childhood.” -- Cathie Leszczynski Strickland
Do you have a special décor piece for the holidays? Tell us about it in the comments below!
What's your favorite decorated room in your house for the holidays? Share a photo in the comments! (This is our web producer's favorite vintage Santa from 1964 -- her dad's -- and an old light-up ceramic tree.)
Posted by KPRC2 / Click2Houston on Tuesday, December 1, 2020