Assembly
Tower Tree Assembly Instructions
A helpful assembly guide for larger commercial-style tower trees, with visual orientation for structure and section order.
Your Christmas how-to resource center: learn to assemble, shape, decorate, and store your artificial Christmas tree, with Treetime videos and practical guides for every step.
Unboxing your tree or packing it away? Find help with assembly, branch shaping, decorating, and storage. For a household tree, start with the written assembly guide; the tower video covers commercial-style trees.
A helpful assembly guide for larger commercial-style tower trees, with visual orientation for structure and section order.
A shaping guide focused on fullness, realism, and better branch spacing so the finished tree looks more dimensional.
A general decorating walkthrough for creating a fuller, more intentional look with the right sequence and visual balance.
A fast visual walkthrough for taking down and packing your tree cleanly, efficiently, and with next season in mind.
Every artificial Christmas tree family opens and shapes a little differently. Find your tree alphabetically below, then select “Watch shaping video.” Each guide includes a link to its matching tree family.
No matching tree. Try a shorter name, or watch the general tree shaping guide.
Tree Shaping
Annabelle Pine
Walkthrough for shaping flowing pine needles and a soft, natural outer edge.
Tree Shaping
Burberry Fir
Shaping walkthrough for a dense, traditional fir with upward-sweeping branch tips.
Tree Shaping
Cumberland Fir
Walkthrough for opening fir branches while preserving a natural, ornament-friendly shape.
Tree Shaping
Deluxe Brighton Pine
Video help for mixed pine texture, dense coverage, and a rustic natural shape.
Tree Shaping
Deluxe Geneva Fir
Short walkthrough for opening dense, layered branches from the inside out.
Tree Shaping
Flagstaff Fir
Quick shaping guide for a very full fir profile with realistic green variation.
Tree Shaping
Flocked Layered Lucerne
Gentle shaping guidance for flocked branches, layered spacing, and snowy texture.
Tree Shaping
Frosted Virginia Pine
Helpful shaping guidance for snowy tips, accents, and a softly layered pine shape.
Tree Shaping
New Haven Fir
Video help for shaping an open, decorator-friendly branch structure.
Tree Shaping
Savoy Blue Spruce
Quick shaping walkthrough for building fullness and keeping the blue spruce profile balanced.
Tree Shaping
Waverly Spruce
Simple shaping help for a full, classic spruce silhouette with even branch coverage.
Tree Shaping
Wexford Spruce
Short shaping guide for soft spruce tips, irregular branch lengths, and ornament spacing.
Once the main tree is ready, use these videos for ribbon techniques, small-tree styling, wreath placement, and Christmas garland ideas.
A cleaner approach to ribbon placement that helps the tree feel layered and professionally styled instead of overfilled.
A quick source of ideas for decorating smaller spaces with compact trees that still feel festive and complete.
Creative placement ideas for wreaths that go beyond the front door and bring greenery into more parts of the home.
Simple garland ideas for mantels, railings, and entry points that help the rest of your holiday styling feel connected.
Lights, ribbon or garland, large accents, focal ornaments, and finishing touches create better depth. A single oversized statement piece can also make a tree feel more curated, memorable, and intentionally designed.
Short reads that pair naturally with the videos above — lighting, layering, statement pieces, seasonal trends, and styling ideas that help your décor feel more complete.
A practical guide to light types, appearance, and what to consider before decorating.
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TrendspottingGrapevineWhy grapevine garlands and wreaths add natural structure and texture.
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Quick links for the products customers often need after watching the setup, storage, shaping, and decorating videos.