Home is Where the Heart Is: Melania Trump's Christmas Decorations at the White House

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Home is Where the Heart Is: Melania Trump's Christmas Decorations at the White House

The White House is now adorned with Christmas decorations chosen by First Lady Melania Trump, with a theme of "Home is Where the Heart Is." This marks the fifth time Melania Trump has overseen the Christmas decor at the White House, focusing on American values of generosity, patriotism, and gratitude.

The White House is adorned with over 25,000 feet of ribbon, more than 2,000 strands of lights, 120 pounds of gingerbread, 2,800 gold stars, 10,000 blue butterflies, and 700 feet of garland, all personally selected by Mrs. Trump to honor the heart of America.

The East Room theme is "Home is Where the Heart Is: America, Our Home," celebrating the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with patriotic decorations in red, white, and blue, including eagles, the Great Seal, roses, and oak.

The Green Room's theme is "Home is Where the Heart Is: Family Fun," showcasing America's favorite games and activities, while the Blue Room's theme is "Home is Where the Heart Is: Where Strength and Sacrifice Meets Home," honoring Gold Star families with blue, gold, and ivory decor.

The Red Room focuses on the first lady's "Fostering the Future" initiative for foster children, featuring more than 10,000 butterflies symbolizing transformation and hope. The State Dining Room theme is "Home is Where the Heart Is: A Place to Gather," highlighting the joy of hosting at home and the history of diplomacy at the White House.

The Grand Foyer and Cross Hall are decorated as a space "Where Love Blooms," featuring a forest of 28 trees in burgundy and gold, adorned with foliage, ribbon, ornaments, and taper candles. The White House will open for public Christmas tours on December 2, allowing visitors to enjoy the festive decorations and traditions.

In conclusion, the White House is beautifully decorated for Christmas with a theme that celebrates the essence of home, family, and American values, reflecting the spirit, warmth, faith, and hope of the holiday season.