New Year — all year round! An American woman dresses up a Christmas tree for every holiday

Nadia Colucci will never bother her beloved man with a request to throw away the Christmas tree, because she loves to dress it up for every holiday. Despite the fact that most people clean up the fluffy beauty after the end of the winter holidays, this woman continues to decorate it in the appropriate style. Valentine's Day, Easter, Halloween and other celebrations. Nadia does it very cool, and she shares photos of her decor online. Find out how a woman came up with such an unusual idea from our material.There is nothing worse than cleaning a Christmas tree after the end of the winter holidays. Immediately there is a feeling of emptiness and a return to everyday reality after the fun festivities. But this woman loves the Christmas tree so much that she decided to leave it in the room for a whole year, decorating it in a special way for each holiday.

Nadia Colucci works in a real estate agency. She posted seven photos of the decorated Christmas tree last year on her North Compass Realty website.

It all started in 2018, when an American woman moved into a new house. She dressed up the Christmas tree before Christmas, and when it came time to clean it, she felt a spiritual emptiness and sadness. She even began to feel slightly depressed about this, so the woman left the green beauty in the room.Decorating a tree to Valentine's Day, Nadia didn't stop. She transformed the Christmas tree to St. Patrick's Day, which is celebrated in March. Then the woman dressed up the Christmas tree to Easter, putting chocolate eggs under it.

On the Independence Day of the USA, July 4, a woman decorated a tree with objects of national symbols and crowned it with two flags.

In the fall, it was the turn for Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations.Nadia completed 2019 with a luxurious white and gold decor for Christmas, decorating the Christmas tree with feathers and shiny leaves. To make room for the green beauty, she moved the bar. Now a festive atmosphere reigns in her house always!

And here is another American family that has kept a live Christmas tree in the house for 36 years. However, they dress her up only for New Year's holidays.