Now with busy schedules and fewer local places offering the option of cutting your own tree, a new tradition has come to pass. Back of the Kohl's parking lot. Sure, it might be a little less festive, but its still a real tree, and we still chose it as a family - even if we did take the very first one we looked at.
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Haha yes it is all stil the same! I love having a real tree at home that was not the case growing up.:(
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This look is awesome! Oh and the photos are SO beautiful! The snowy trees AH!
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Love the colors of your outfit :)
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You look amazing. I love all the red accents you added to your look. Lovely photos.
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Hey a traditions a tradition! I have always loved a real tree--I know it's better to have a fake one, but I could never hang with the plastic trees. I love your festive tree picking wear!
ReplyDeleteA tradition is a tradition, no matter how picture perfect it may - or may not - be. I think just having a real tree shows dedication. I bought a fake one three years ago and have never looked back, there's so much less mess and when I'm ready to decorate for the year, I just take it out from under the bed! But that means I don't get to dress up for choosing a tree... which, seeing this look, I'm kind of regretting :)
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As we grow older (and get even more fabulous) traditions must be readapted but they are still traditions! Love that you didn't miss the opportunity to shoots some very cute pics with a holiday spirit! You look so cute and cozy!
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A tree is a tree. Shoot, my family's tradition is to get their fake tree out of the attic!
ReplyDeleteMost important: you went as a family!
ReplyDeleteand i cannot stop looking at the snow.
It's a few feet!
Here in Germany we always have real trees and we do not put the tree up before Christmas Eve. When I was a child my father just cut our tree in the woods near our house which of course is no longer allowed nowadays.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reminder that I only have a couple of days left to get my tree!!
BTW you look beautiful as always!
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You look so beautiful! We have many traditions for Christmas pretty much merged both my parents cultures into one grand feast of events. It all starts with getting a tree from a tree farm, But this year my bf and I just took the easy route and picked up one at a stand. But we always get a real tree! Happy holidays! xo :)
ReplyDeleteI love this red coat on you, such a classic look and perfect for the holidays.
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Woohoo for tree picking! That's such a cute outfit for it too :)
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gorgeous outfit I love how everything is pulled together and Im in love with the coat!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I loved reading your tradition, too. The best part of this year is all the family togetherness ;)
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What a chic look! I love your boots! :)
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You look gorgeous, love all the little details in this look.
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What a fun, holiday perfect look. LOVE the plaid shirt!
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Your Christmas tradition still sounds very lovely. I love your red coat and bag.
ReplyDeleteThe red and plaid is such a cute combination! Looks great on you.
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Haha...well it still looks very festive even if it is the back of the parking lot! I love your necklace and the plaid + red coat! You look ready for Christmas!
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absolutely gorgeous coat!!
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There's nothing wrong with modifying traditions as long as you continue them! This outfit is cute and festive for christmas tree hunting.
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Hey, it's still a tree! I love your gorgeous red coat with the plaid shirt!
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"perfectly imperfect" haha, that is the best paradox for picking out a tree. It's gotta be JUST natural looking enough that it's not perfect! We have a plastic tree and spray it with tree scented stuff because we're supa creative.
ReplyDeleteMmm, I love all the red here! That scarf looks absolutely snuggy!
I love learning about holiday traditions that other families share! I've never chopped our own tree, that sounds so fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Gorgeous Holiday Look between the Plaid Shirt, Cozy Boots & Red Coat. The photos by the snow make it all the better. That tree behind you looks great. I just purchased a Plaid Blouse today. I need to wear it with my Red Coat. =)
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Looooove your plaid top and white scarf together!
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