7 Things We Loved About Kim Chiu’s 2020 Christmas Tree
Kim put all the elements that represents Christmas the way we grew up knowing it
Actress Kim Chiu isn’t left behind in showcasing her fantastic Christmas tree this year, along with fellow celebrities who’ve already featured their trees on their respective vlogs. Just a few days before December arrived, Kim went on an all-nighter to finish her red-and-white tree for Yuletide 2020.
“Kahit may pinagdadaanan tayo, kailangan nating itayo ang ating Christmas tree ‘cause it’s a sign of hope and happiness,” she tells her viewers.
And the final look is nothing short of bright and merry—Kim put all the elements that represents Christmas the way we grew up knowing it, giving it a nostalgic yet energizing vibe that matches the actress’ personality.
Take a peek at her tree in the gallery below, and find out the seven things that we like about her tree the most. Read on!
Kim Chiu's 2020 Christmas Tree
Kim Chiu's 2020 Christmas Tree
With the ongoing pandemic, we love how Kim went the practical route and scoured and used the ornaments from the past Christmases.
Fun fact: Her Christmas tree is 12-feet high! Now, how extra can you get when displaying your tree? Kim truly knows her style!
It may look like we’re all in the dark for now, but the actress knows how to brighten up her life—literally. We love that she went all out with lights, wrapping her Christmas tree with illuminating bulbs all over.
While others chose a contemporary look and changed their tree topper, Kim likes it traditional yet still pretty, opting for a star on top.
We love her choice of motif. Here, we see Kim placing the white/silver elements in her tree. According to her, she picked out this color which symbolizes hope and purity. “‘Cause we're looking forward to a brighter 2021,” she adds.
She adds one more Christmas-y motif: red. For her, this hue represents happiness and love. And it is important, now more than ever, to be happy!
Her bubbly personality matches her liking to adding some kiddie stuff. She hangs candy canes as, Kim explains, the season is for kids and kids-at-heart.
And finally, here is the fruit of her labor!
As a tradition, her family gathered around the tree to light it up together.
BONUS: Kim also shows her viewers her three-year-old belen, which is displayed until the Feast of the Three Kings.
