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A white Christmas tree can bring something a little different to your home while still being as versatile as your classic deep green number.
Such a neutral base can be dressed up with plenty of vibrant Christmas tree decorations if you like a bold and bright look, or pared back with pale tones if you prefer a more minimalist and refined look.
While some Christmas tree trends (remember the pink tree boom?) might look dated the next year, a white option is unlikely to fall out of favour. That means you'll be more likely to reuse it again, which is far more sustainable.
Below, we've rounded up our favourite white Christmas trees, including pre-lit options and frosted tips.
This frosted tree is so realistic-looking, with more than 2,300 tips for a full bushy shape. As there's less faux snow, more of the fir green peeks through — ideal if you prefer a more traditional look.
This twig tree has tiny LED lights at its tips to add a bit of extra sparkle. We think it would look beautiful anywhere in the house, but try it on your desk if you’re in need of festive cheer while working from home.
It’s also minimal enough to keep in your home year-round — just remember to remove any Christmas decorations come January.
OK, this one isn't white, but we can’t resist this stylish grey tree. It's simple, minimal and pretty, and is a good pick for Scandi schemes. A storage bag and carry box are included, so you can pack it away neatly after use.
This classic white tree comes pre-lit with multi-coloured fibre optic lights, so you can avoid having to untangle fairy lights. We think it would look lovely styled with silver and white baubles and tinsel.
For just over £5, this 3ft tree is a total bargain. Simple and sweet, it comes completely unadorned and will look lovely in all home schemes.
Cox & Cox's pre-lit tree is covered in a thick layer of faux snow, with warm gold lights, for a truly Christmassy feel. It has eight light settings and it comes in a stylish grey pot (much better than an unsightly plastic tree stand). It's suitable for indoor and outdoor use, so you could always display it in your front garden for your neighbours to enjoy.
The minimalism of the white boughs is offset here by some jazzy multicoloured fairy lights. It's already so pretty, you could even leave it bare if you don't want the faff of taking the decorations down once Christmas is over. The best bit? It's currently £60 off!
This is one of the fullest looking white Christmas trees we've found — just look at those chunky tips! It's a real showstopper that's sure to impress family and friends, whether it's decorated or not.
If you're short on space, this slimline tree will slot neatly into a corner but the 7ft height still makes it impactful. At just under £35, it’s great value for such a tall tree — and a coordinating white stand is also included.
A pure white base here ready to be decorated however you please – all for under £20. What a bargain.
Thanks to the fibre optic lights, this one has a bluey tinge, making it feel a little retro. It has a flashing light mode, for a twinkly look, and it's available in three sizes, to accommodate all spaces.
This white tree is the fluffiest of the bunch in our round up. So, if you like to go all out with your Christmas decorations, this gives you plenty of space to get properly creative, while the plain backdrop will show all your showstopping baubles off to perfection.
This one's silver, rather than white, but we still think it counts. It'd make a lovely complement for those of you with Mrs Hinch-inspired all-grey interior schemes.
For a royal-worthy display, you need a big tree. This pure white number is 10ft tall and has 1934 tips, for the ultimate show stopping centrepiece. A pre-lit 10ft version is available for £99, if you’d prefer not to faff around with fairy lights.
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