Tips for New Year's Tables Decorations

As the New Year approaches, people are getting ready for gatherings and dinners to celebrate the occasion, they have the desire to décor a distinctive Christmas table that is originally created.

Egyptian Fashion Designer Nagham El Naggar, based in Dubai, has shown interest in home decoration and has become an important blogger on social media who has followers that eagerly wait for her attractive posts.

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They also asked her questions, which she answers honestly, as she became a credible source.

El Naggar shared with “SEE” the most important tips to consider when preparing Christmas decorations.

* The first point

When making Christmas decorations, paying attention to the smallest details is one of the most important factors for the success of the final decoration.

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* The second point

Christmas is known for its red, green, and white colors. People can also add gold, silver, red, and green to add dazzle and the holiday spirit.

They can make a mixture of white and gold, which can give a feeling of purity and dazzlement, at the same time.

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* The third point

Christmas colors can be color-matched with the presented food during this occasion. People can also use fruits of the same color such as strawberry, mint leaves, pomegranate... etc.

* The fourth point

People should consider making heights for the Christmas table to add attractiveness and dazzlement.

They should also take into account choosing an appropriate table cover, whether engraved with some patterns suitable for Christmas or in plain, festive colors such as red, green, or mixing them.

Finally, Nagham El Naggar and the SEE family wish a happy and safe gathering and a New Year's party filled with love, optimism, and best wishes, during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Contributed by Yara Sameh