because there is so much decor up I usually start after New Years, to take it all down it takes me 4 days and to clean the all House 2 days.Next holiday, i usually put some fresh flowers around the house until spring so i dont get the winter blues.

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE HAVE A SAFE ONE

New Years Day...

While it's not my favourite tradition, there is usually a marathon on HGTV, and I console myself with finishing the Christmas treats left around the house!  It's exercise right?

However, I have a friend who always hosts a New Years Eve party, and one of the activities is to pack away her tree and decorations BEFORE midnight.  It's more fun to do with good friends, great food, and it starts the new year fresh!!!

The day after New Year. I can't wait to get the house back to it's usual decor!

I put my Christmas decor up early November, so I like to take it all down before New Years.  I do not want to see it going into the New Year.

Our decorations come down after Jan. 6. My husband is Italian and celebates the Ephiany.

Always January 1st....I love Christmas and decorate Dec 1st...but when it's over it's over!

Definitely start to take down after New Years!  I am always sad to see the Christmas season go!  Decor, then goes back to normal until Valentines where some small items go up!  

Usually just before Jan.6 the beginning of Ephiany

I usually take mine down after Ukrainian Christmas since my husband is Ukrainian and his family celebrates it!

My husband was laid off in August and his company has not called him back yet, so we did not celebrate Christmas. The upside was that we had no decorations to take down. With no kids at home we just watched movies on TV and pretended it was just another day. Next year we hope to have a more festive celebration.

The decorations go up in November and are not taken down until mid January. Our grandkids love it.

Already done!

If not too tired Christmas after all is done or the next morning for sure!

Go up the day after Remembrance Day and Come down day after Orthodox Christmas Day.

Our family celebrates Old Christmas/Ukrainian Christmas which is the 7th of January. Usually the 7th falls in the middle of the week, so we celebrate on the weekend after that. The decorations stay up until our family has been together for "Christmas". Besides, January days can be so dark and dreary that a few lights up around the town help to brighten up the winter nights. But, only a few lights,

Three Kings Day, Epiphany, Boxing Day.... It is January 6.  That is the day they come down.

My son was born Jan. 6, so we always leave the outdoor lights turned on until then, but the inside stuff comes down sometime between the first and the next weekend.  Outdoor lights come down when they unfreeze.

My grandchildren want me to keep everything up... so I just slowly switch it up-changing poinsettes to roses for valentines! For outside the same,but alot depends on how deep is the snow1

The decorations come down on Boxing Day and the tree is down on New Year's Day.  The outdoor lights stay on till Jan 1 and are removed as soon as weather permits.

Always leave the decorations for New Year's celebrations, then re-coop for a day or two......so today is the day.

The house makes it's transformation to Christmas after 18 Nov, and then returns to our regular decor 02 Jan.  I have 27 Rubbermaid containers in which the decorations are packed by room/location.  I found this the quickest and easiest way to handle all the items !