When Is The White House Decorated For Christmas On Tv

The White House has become synonymous with the Christmas spirit. Every year, millions of people tune in to watch the president and first lady decorate the historic building for the holiday season. But when is the White House decorated for Christmas on TV?

From the traditional tree lighting ceremony to the iconic gingerbread house, the White House decorations are always a sight to behold. This year, the holiday extravaganza will be broadcast on NBC and streamed online on Dec. 10. The special will feature the first family as they take part in the annual tradition of trimming the tree and decking the halls.

The White House Christmas decorations are planned months in advance, with each room featuring a unique theme. This year's theme is "America the Beautiful," which celebrates the country's natural beauty, history, and culture. The decorations will include over 70,000 ornaments, 18,000 yards of ribbon, and more than 80 trees. A signature element of the decorations is the National Christmas Tree, which is traditionally lit during a ceremony held on the Ellipse in front of the White House.

For this year’s ceremony, President Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will be joined by a special musical performance, which will be broadcast on NBC and streamed online. Aside from the tree lighting ceremony, viewers can expect to see the first family decorating the White House’s grand staircase, cross hall, and library. Guests of honor from various organizations and charities will also be invited to participate in the decorating festivities.

The White House Christmas tour and decorations have become a beloved holiday tradition, and this year’s decorations promise to be even more spectacular than ever. Get ready to be dazzled by America’s grandest Christmas display when the decorations are broadcast on NBC and streamed online on Dec. 10.

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