The best Christmas trees are those that reflect their owners, a fact that's not lost on Jon Bon Jovi, who has kept his decorations personal since 2022. 'I made it onto the tree this year,' the singer shared alongside a photo of a carved, wooden 'Jon' ornament, alongside a 'Jesse' alternative for his son, Jesse Bongiovi.
Jon Bon Jovi's Christmas tree is a masterclass in traditionalism, exhibiting red, white, and gold ornaments alongside those with his and his family's names. It is the latter, however, that makes the tree so special.
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Made from durable wood with clear, long-lasting engraving, these ornaments can be personalized with names or short messages. They offer a simple, lasting way to mark holiday memories, the Jon Bon Jovi way.
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Red, white, green, and gold have been associated with Christmas for centuries, making the classics a natural starting point. Even Bon Jovi seems to agree, which gives us another reason to consider investing.
Alongside customizable ornaments, Claudia Kampmann, the Europe Brand Manager at Ruggable, shares that there is similarly a resurgence of old-school Christmas decorations, including personal, handmade ornaments that keep your tree feeling unique to you and your household. It's not always about perfection; it's about having a story to tell.
'Old-school, traditional Christmas decorations were the embodiment of festive cheer. Think less chic and more sentimental and nostalgic. Over the past decade or so, many people have been making their Christmas trees more uniform, leaning more into decorations that match their decor, which can feel predictable,' Claudia says.
'This year, people are looking back to their childhoods for decoration inspiration, and I expect we’re going to see a resurgence of clashing primary colours, including gold, reds and greens, alongside flashing lights, handmade decorations and nutcrackers.'
