Buying your Christmas tree early is one way to ensure a trouble-free festive season. It removes the pressure of last-minute shopping and allows you to focus on what matters most—spending quality time with your family. Read on to learn the best time to buy your Balsam Hill tree so you can check it off your list sooner.
When Is the Best Time To Buy an Artificial Christmas Tree?
You’ll get the best Christmas tree deals when you shop during a sale. To enjoy huge discounts and avoid the peak season rush, here’s a list of the best times of the year to buy an artificial Christmas tree from Balsam Hill.
Spring Black Friday
This shopping event offers great deals like those found on traditional Black Friday. However, it often highlights spring and outdoor items. Balsam Hill takes this opportunity to offer incredible discounts on a variety of products, with spring décor taking center stage. Spring Black Friday allows shoppers to get their favorite seasonal decorations and artificial trees earlier and at lower prices.
Christmas All July
Christmas in July is observed in different countries to get into the festive spirit early. Balsam Hill’s Christmas All July sale event celebrates this tradition by offering mid-year sales where you’ll find discounted artificial Christmas trees and décor. Shopping in July also reduces the risk of delivery delays that may occur as the holiday season draws nearer.
Black Friday
Black Friday marks the start of holiday shopping for many. With Christmas right around the corner, you can get your decorations at lower prices. Remember that these Black Friday deals bring throngs of shoppers to stores. If you want to skip the long lines, Balsam Hill’s Black Friday Christmas Tree Sale offers a convenient online alternative.
Cyber Monday
If you missed out on Black Friday or prefer to avoid crowds, the next best time to buy an artificial Christmas tree is on Cyber Monday. What started as an online version of Black Friday has now evolved into a week-long event for retailers. This extended duration gives you more time to browse and compare artificial tree sales.
Post-Christmas Clearance
After Christmas, retailers offer deep discounts on seasonal decorations to make room for new products. While it may seem too early to purchase a tree, shopping during Christmas tree clearance sales will give you a head start on next year’s planning.
Other Special Occasions
It’s never too early to buy a Christmas tree, especially when great deals crop up any time of the year. You might find promos and coupons on special occasions such as Easter and Mother’s Day. Stay tuned on Balsam Hill’s social media and subscribe to our email mailing list to find out when the next Christmas tree sale is coming your way.
Insider’s Tip
For a smoother shopping experience, scout for Christmas trees you’d like to buy ahead of the sale. Add them to your cart or wish list so you can check out faster once the sale starts.
Why Should You Buy Your Christmas Tree Early?
Early Christmas tree shopping gives you more freedom to choose the tree you want at the price that works best for you. It will also save you time and help eliminate worries over late deliveries. Below are the benefits of buying your tree during the off-season.
1. You Avoid the Christmas Rush
- Shopping outside of the Christmas season means you don’t have to deal with crowded stores or limited stocks. Buying online gives you the convenience of browsing a wide selection of products from the comfort of your home. Then, sit back and wait for your purchases to arrive at your front door.
2. You Get More Time To Prep
- After receiving your artificial Christmas tree, you need to fluff the branches, test the stand, and inspect any built-in lights or wires. Having your tree early lets you set up beforehand, so decorating is much easier once the season arrives.
3. You Cut Down on Spending
- Artificial tree sales allow you to keep your expenses in check. Investing early in a new tree will save on costs compared to buying at full price during peak season.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are the answers to some of the most common questions about Balsam Hill sales and when to purchase Christmas trees:
Do Balsam Hill Trees Go on Sale?
Yes, Balsam Hill trees go on sale throughout the year. Sign up for our newsletter and follow our social media accounts to be notified of special promotions and new arrivals.
When Does Balsam Hill Have Sales?
Balsam Hill sale dates may vary, but we usually have special promotions during Christmas All July, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and special occasions like Easter and Mother’s Day.
When Is Balsam Hill’s Biggest Sale?
Balsam Hill holds various sale events throughout the year, so we recommend checking the website regularly and subscribing to our newsletter to get notified.
What Is the Best Day To Buy a Real Christmas Tree?
To enjoy a wide selection of fresh trees, the best time to buy a real Christmas tree is in early December or the weekend after Thanksgiving, a popular tradition. If you’re looking for deals, consider buying in the second week of December, but be aware that selection may be more limited.
When Should You Buy a Christmas Tree?
The ideal time to buy an artificial Christmas tree is typically during major sales events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday, when retailers like Balsam Hill offer significant discounts. Another good time is immediately after Christmas and into January when stores mark down holiday items to clear inventory for the next year. Early fall can also be a good time to buy, as stores begin stocking holiday decorations and offer early-season promotions.
Are Christmas Trees Cheaper Right Before Christmas?
No. Due to high demand, prices for both artificial and real Christmas trees stay steady or even increase leading up to Christmas. Shop early to take advantage of discounts and sales and to enjoy a wider selection.
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