Yes, I know it's only November. Yes, I know Christmas is still six weeks away. You're probably rolling your eyes at me by now, but let me ask you one thing. Why wait until December when Black Friday is the perfect time to get an incredible Christmas tree for an even more incredible price?
Shops such as John Lewis, The Range and Very have all gotten in the Black Friday mood early, bringing you some wonderful deals and discounts that will be sure to get your festive senses tingling. Whether you're looking for a tree garnished with a sprinkling of snow, one with illuminated with glorious LEDs or even just a plain one (we won't judge), there's plenty of deals available for everyone.
As mentioned, Black Friday weekend is still a few weeks away so we expect the Christmas tree discounts to keep coming. Below are the ones we've found so far, but make sure to keep an eye on this page as we update it.
Before you have a look, make sure to read our guide on how to make your Christmas tree part of your smart home. We've also done a round up of the best smart Christmas tree lights if you're interested as well!
Best Current Christmas Tree Discounts 2023
Balsam Hill: up to 50% off and free delivery on trees and decorations
The Range: up to 50% off trees, lights and decorations
Christmas Tree World: up to 60% off trees
Very Home: save up to £80 across the entire Christmas tree range
Robert Dyas: save up to £25 on trees, wreaths and lights
Wayfair: save across all Christmas trees with fast delivery
Amazon: up to 20% off trees, wreaths and decorations
John Lewis: up to 20% off best-selling Christmas trees
Habitat: up to a third off Christmas trees
Best Black Friday Christmas Tree Deals 2023
Artificial vs real: which Christmas tree is best?
When it comes to choosing between artificial trees and real trees, it completely depends on what you're looking for. Real Christmas trees are always much better for the environment as they're completely biodegradable and recyclable, which means they can be repurposed for mulch. They also smell wonderful, filling your home with a gorgeous, festive scent.
On the other hand, artificial trees are usually made from plastic and steel, meaning they require more energy to produce and will one day end up in a landfill. However, it has been proven that a fake Christmas tree can have a smaller negative impact on the environment if the customer keeps it for five years or longer. They're also a lot easier to maintain and won't require you to vacuum up pine needles once a day.
Feeling festive? Have a look at our round up of the best advent calendars for 2023!
