- People choosing to decorate the smaller pineapple over full-size Christmas tree
- Pineapples being adorned with mini baubles, lights and even pairs of sunglasses
- Perfect for small apartments in Australia’s cities and a great table centre piece
- Festive pineapple trees can be eaten, no stress of cleaning up dropped needles
The pineapple trend has made it’s way to Christmas, and Australian’s are getting on board.
It became popular when people started swapping pumpkins for pineapples at Halloween, and it appears that this holiday season is no different.
Hundreds of people are getting creative and feeling festive, and posting their pineapple trees to Instagram and Pinterest.
Sunglasses, red, gold and silver miniature baubles hang off this festive pineapple (pictured)
This festive pineapple has baubles and sparkly gold tinsel wrapped around it (pictured)
Some people are adorning their pineapple trees with just simple yellow lights (pictured)
A simple search of #PineappleTree or #PineappleChristmas on Instagram brings up thousands of pictures.
Some people have chosen to hang miniature baubles and lights, whilst others give them sunglasses and have wrapped around tinsel.
It’s a genius way to decorate a ‘tree’ if you live in one of Australia’s small city apartments, and can’t fit a full-size pine.
Festive pineapple trees make great table centre pieces (pictured) and fit in small apartments