• Not everyone decorates for Christmas using traditional themes.christmas-tree and christmas gifts image by Maria Brzostowska from Fotolia.com
  
  Christmas is perhaps the most celebrated time of year for many people. As technology changes on a day-to-day basis, so do Christmas decorations. One would be hard pressed to keep up with the latest offerings to decorate for Christmas.
  
  Each year, families work together to decorate for this joyous holiday and oftentimes seek to top their previous year's efforts.
  
  

Birds and Beads

• Place fake birds sporadically throughout the tree as well as suspended from the ceiling. Drape beads on the tree and suspend them upward to the birds hanging from the ceiling, producing the effect they have decorated the tree. Create fake nests and place fake eggs within them. This is an inexpensive way to decorate for Christmas.
  
  

White Christmas

• Converting the inside of your home into a white Christmas sounds like an impossible task but, with the right decorations, is perfectly attainable. Begin by spraying your tree with artificial snow from a can. Use only glass and other clear ornaments.
  
  Place white tablecloths over tables and adorn them with white or silver candles in a candelabra. For windows and other glass environments, use "crystal frost," a chemical that gives the appearance of crystallized ice on glass. Spray all wreaths with the artificial snow. Keeping this combination of white and silver throughout your home will provide a beautiful white Christmas indoors.
  
  

Upside Down Christmas Tree

• Suspend the tree from the ceiling, or get a specialized stand. This theme allegedly provides more ornament exposure by displaying them at eye level, and will certainly invoke conversation. Upside down Christmas trees have a historical basis: In the middle ages, Europeans hung their trees upside down to represent the Trinity.