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Beautiful and on budget
The moment Halloween and Bonfire Night are behind us, it’s officially time to deck the halls – and this year, we’re doing it beautifully and on a budget. With affordable decorations already flying off the shelves, now’s the time to snap up those festive finds before they’re gone.
You don’t have to splurge to make your home look magical. We’ve scoured the high street to find the best Christmas decorations for 2025 – and every single one comes in at under £20. That means more to spend on gifts (or maybe a festive treat for yourself).
Whether you’re sticking with your tried-and-true colour scheme or switching up your Christmas look entirely, adding a few new pieces each year is all part of the magic. From H&M Home to Next, these 15 chic and affordable decorations will have your home looking merry and bright in no time.
Shop our favourite affordable festive finds below.
These simple yet stylish paper trees are the kind of decorations you’ll bring out year after year. We already own a few, and they're perfect for placing on TV units or nestled in corners. They'll cost you less than a cup of coffee, too.
An easy decor switch for each season, something as simple as tapered candles can truly make all the difference. In a seasonal cherry colourway, these candles are simple yet festive – and at £9 for a pack of two, you can't go wrong. Display them on your Christmas table and dine in style (and light!).
We love this hanging star ornament for its rustic, woodland feel – it’s simple, charming and adds instant warmth to your Christmas decor. Better still, it's under £15.
Christmas doesn’t have to mean bright and bold – and these H&M Home stockings prove it. Hang a few on your mantel for a simple, pared-back look.
There's something especially charming about Marks & Spencer's Christmas decorations this year – and these cotton-mâché candy canes are a personal favourite of ours. Sweet, traditional and perfectly on-trend.
Hang one of these large bells on either side of your mantelpiece, or even better, at the bottom of your stairs to brighten your hallway. For £5, you could buy two or more.
This fluffy tree topper adds instant texture for a cosy, lived-in feel in your living space. Made from 100 per cent recycled polyester, it’s easy to secure with a handy hidden clip at the back.
This satin bow garland looks far more expensive than its £8 price tag and makes a chic alternative to a bulky fireplace garland. Perfect for adding a pop of colour and a touch of fun to your festive decor – or for keeping up all year round.
For less than £10, you can bag this simple slogan Christmas cushion cover from H&M. Made from 100 per cent recycled cotton, it's cosy and affordable, and it will make a delightful addition to minimalist Christmas schemes.
Drape this garland around your tree or hang it from your fireplace and feel instantly festive. These affordable gold bells are the perfect Christmas decoration for minimalists – and they actually jingle!
Cute, foldable and only £15, this tree skirt works with both artificial and real trees, and will make a charming addition to your festive scheme.
Let this big red bow steal the show this year for just £10. Made from soft velvet, it's nice and sizeable at 120cm long. Already sorted for tree decorations? Use it to decorate your interior doors instead.
Add a sprinkle of extra magic for the kids with this elf home that comes complete with everything you need to make their jaws drop in excitement. For just £4, place this somewhere inconspicuous before December 1st and let the magic begin.
Festive and full of fun, these party animal baubles come personalised with every letter of the alphabet – the perfect way to make your tree feel extra special. At just £12, we’re snapping one up for everyone in the family.
Simple yet classy, this silver-tipped Christmas wreath is less than £20 and is ideal for both indoor or outdoor styling. For a rustic feel, add your own pinecones and dried eucalyptus leaves.
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