Mardi Gras trees are exactly what you think they are: A Christmas tree decked out with Mardi Gras decorations. The exact history of the origin of Mardi Gras trees is a little fuzzy. Jeff Campbell ...

DIY-er Heather Slay Mosley embraces decorating for Mardi Gras — and every holiday ... "I’ve already started my plans for one of next year's Christmas trees, and I’m about to get started ...

put in their orders for Mardi Gras items to sell at their stores. However, customers have kept the store afloat, much like during the last big holiday. “People started decorating for Christmas ...

If one's Christmas decorations are visible in July, he or she is unconscionably early. That's the rule. According to the online Encyclopaedia Britannica, the start of the Mardi Gras season varies ...

The store offers an extensive inventory beyond traditional Mardi Gras decorations, including "all types of beads, trinkets, T-shirts and other items" for decoration and parade floats. This year ...

Transform your space into a Mardi Gras haven by incorporating vibrant decorations, masks and banners. Play lively jazz and Zydeco music to capture the spirit of New Orleans. You can dress up for ...

People who prefer putting up a fake Christmas tree are a little more lax when they take down their trees. Around the Gulf Coast, there’s also a pretty good reason to keep it up: Mardi Gras.