Assembly Guides

Getting your tree looking its best only takes a few minutes. Below you'll find step-by-step videos covering everything from assembling your tree to shaping the leaves just the way you like them. Whether it's your first time unboxing or you just need a quick refresher, we've got you covered.


Before you place this tree in its new home, take a few minutes to watch the included assembly videos to avoid any damage to your new tree.

Putting Your Tree Together

Most of our trees arrive in two pieces for easy shipping, so assembly is quick and simple. Just insert the top section into the open trunk until it sits securely in place, then gently fluff and separate the branches to help the canopy fall naturally. For the full step-by-step, check out the video guide below—it only takes a few minutes to have your tree looking fully styled and ready to enjoy.

Bending The Leaves

Each leaf is connected to an internal wire, which lets you gently shape and angle it to your liking—but it's important to make these adjustments carefully at the wire itself, rather than bending or forcing the leaf from where it meets the trunk.

This small step makes a big difference in keeping your tree looking its best for years to come, and helps you avoid any accidental damage during setup. A few minutes of prep now means a beautifully styled tree you can enjoy worry-free.

How To Assemble The Pot Surround Part 1

Your tree comes with a bonus origami-style pot surround to give the base a polished, finished look—though it's entirely optional if you'd prefer to use your own planter or display the pot as is. If you do choose to assemble it, the folded panel simply wraps around the base and secures together in just a few minutes. For a visual walkthrough, check out the video guides below.

How To Assemble The Pot Surround Part 2

How To Assemble The Pot Surround Part 3

How To Assemble The Pot Surround Part 4

Keeping Your Leaves Looking Fresh

Over time, dust can settle on the leaves just like it would on any decor piece in your home. The easiest way to keep them looking vibrant is a gentle wipe down with a soft, dry cloth or a quick pass with a hairdryer on the cool setting to blow dust away. For a deeper clean, a feather duster or a light misting of water followed by a soft cloth works well too—just avoid soaking the leaves or using harsh cleaning products, as this can affect the fabric and color over time. A few minutes of care every few weeks is all it takes to keep your tree looking as good as the day it arrived.