Christmas is almost here! Check out photos of First Lady Jill Biden’s Christmas decorations in the White House for 2021.
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It’s hard not to feel like there’s magic in the air during the Christmas season, and even the president and first lady get into the holiday spirit! Eager to ring in the season, First Lady Jill Biden debuted her White House Christmas decorations on Monday, November 29, right after Thanksgiving Weekend. Many of the decorations included yuletide classics, like stockings, presents and tinsel. The color themes included a stunning gold, blue and white hallway in addition to little nooks done up in classic red and green. The First Lady shared photos of her décor on Twitter, and she noted that she wanted to reflect some of the values that the holiday season is all about. “Inspired by the acts of kindness and experiences that lifted our spirits this year, decorated rooms in the White House reflect the Gifts from the Heart that unite us all: faith, family, friendship, the arts, learning, nature, gratitude, service, community, peace, and unity,” she wrote in a tweet with the announcement.
It’s hard not to get into the holiday spirit looking at the photos. Scroll through our gallery to see pictures of the White House Christmas decorations.
Joe & Jill Biden At A Menorah Lighting
President Joe Biden stood with his wife First Lady Jill Biden, at a Washington D.C. Hannukah celebration. The pair looked like they were getting into the holiday spirit, as they stood in front of a Christmas tree.
Joe & Jill Biden In The State Dining Room
A photo of President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden looking spiffy sits in a Christmas Tree in the State Dining Room. Joe rocked a tuxedo, while his wife was gorgeous in a red dress in front of George Washington’s portrait.
Joe Biden & Jill Biden Photo in a Christmas Tree
Another photo of President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden sits in a State Dining Room Christmas Tree. The photo shows the couple cuddling up during a past holiday season.
White House Foyer
The White House’s Grand Foyer was lined with trees for Christmas. The trees, also had white snow, glowing in the iconic building.
The State Dining Room
Two large trees stood by a portrait of President Abraham Lincoln in the State Dining Room. Stockings also dangled over the fireplace in the dining room.
White House Library
The White House Library had two trees, but it also was fitted with positive messages. Banners that said “Hope”, “Joy”, and “Kindness” were written on a table with books on it.
State Dining Room
It’s not Christmas without stockings! There were festive red and white-striped stockings dangling over the fireplace in the State Dining Room.
The Red Room
A Christmas tree stands in the center of the Red Room for the White House’s holiday season. It looked incredibly festive in the middle of the room.
East Wing
Entering the East Wing or Santa’s workshop? An archway of gifts was added around the East Wing to really give it a North Pole feel.
Red Room
The Red Room looked especially cozy for the Holiday season. Other than the Christmas tree the fireplace also had tinsel and lights all over it.
Grand Foyer
The Grand Foyer was transformed into a winter wonderland. Massive trees lined the halls to really set a Christmas mood.
