Melania turned the White House into a winter wonderland and everyone is saying the same thing

Honoring Gold Star Families

The Blue Room’s 18-foot noncolor fir from Michigan steals the show. Draped in ivory, gold, and deep blue, it honors Gold Star families — those who’ve lost loved ones serving in the military. Custom ornaments celebrate each state and territory with its official bird and flower, symbolizing freedom, hope, courage, and resilience. Many ornaments were crafted using AI-assisted design and 3D printing, adding a modern, innovative touch.

White House staff and volunteers decorate for Christmas, Sunday, November 30, 2025. (Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks)

Red, White, and Blue Celebration

The East Room, themed “America, Our Home,” highlights the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Patriotic décor dominates: red, white, and blue ornaments, eagles, oak leaves, and 250 stars celebrate America’s semiquincentennial, while 56 eagle ornaments pay homage to the nation’s history and spirit.

Butterflies and Hope

The Red Room features over 10,000 blue butterflies on a smaller tree, honoring children in foster care and highlighting Melania’s Be Best and Fostering the Future campaigns. The butterfly symbolizes renewal, resilience, and new beginnings, blending tradition with meaningful advocacy.

White House staff and volunteers decorate for Christmas, Sunday, November 30, 2025. (Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks)

Playful and Classic Touches

Other rooms bring fun and tradition to life. The Green Room’s “Family Fun” theme includes dominoes, playing cards, and Lego portraits of George Washington and the President. The State Dining Room celebrates hospitality with gilded acorns, magnolia blossoms, and hand-painted tree boxes. And the pièce de résistance? A jaw-dropping South Portico gingerbread house crafted with 120 pounds of gingerbread and nearly 80 pounds of royal icing.

Grand Foyer Magic

The Grand Foyer and Cross Hall shine with 28 burgundy-and-gold trees, surrounded by amaryllis floral planters. Melania’s message is clear: strength, love, and family bloom in every American home. Public tours began December 2, letting visitors experience this unforgettable display in person.

Social Media Buzz

Fans are loving it, calling it “actual traditional Christmas” and praising the creativity of state bird and flower ornaments. The butterfly tree captured hearts, while the playful Green Room décor sparked smiles. Even Melania’s November outfit — a Dior coat with tartan Manolo Blahnik stilettos — made headlines for elegance and flair.

From patriotic touches to heartfelt tributes and playful surprises, Melania Trump’s 2025 White House Christmas is a dazzling mix of tradition, innovation, and holiday magic.

White House staff and volunteers decorate for Christmas, Sunday, November 30, 2025. (Official White House Photo by Andrea Hanks)

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