Hark! The herald Grinches winge! For too long, the fun police have waged a war on “early” Christmas decorations. I’m here to say enough’s enough. It’s the most wonderful time of the year ...

As of Oct. 20, the Oh What Fun, Winter Cottage, Snowfall, and Peppermint Lane Christmas decor collections are available ... After all, it's never too early to decorate. This tabletop Advent ...

And every Nov. 1, home decor fans start the argument anew on how early is too early to start breaking out the Christmas decorations ... in preferences and good fun, but in psychology as well.

Of course, decorating for Christmas in early November might be met with an eye roll by people who insist you have to get through Thanksgiving before turning your attention to Christmas.

Experts weigh in on the psychology of Christmas, plus design tips. With Christmas near, bringing out the boughs of holly now -- even as you may still be putting fall decorations away -- may make ...

Every position above has its merits, and none of them stops me from rockin’ around my Christmas ... halls early. If you adore Christmastime and have spent several years accumulating decorations ...

So putting up those Christmas decorations early extends the excitement!” But not only can decorating your home fill you with festive joy, it could also help you bond with your neighbours.

For many, November 1 marks the start of the Christmas-decorating season. Jessica Bolio, a 27-year-old content creator, began decorating her home for Christmas in October. Bolio said she doesn't ...

"It makes people feel good so they want to start celebrating as early as possible." At least one study has also shown that decorating the outside of your home for Christmas can make you appear ...