The IKEA store in Bristol has revealed when it will start selling real Christmas trees this year. Trees will be on sale at the store in Eastville from Friday, November 25.
For anyone who wants to rush out and buy their tree on that Friday, that would give you just over four weeks until the big day - which this year falls on a Sunday. But for those of you who like to put your Christmas decorations up last minute don't worry as the real trees will be on sale at the store right up until Christmas Eve, on Saturday, December 24.
And it looks like the Swedish furniture giant will be bringing back its voucher offer again this year for customers who purchase Christmas trees - although this time round you'll only get £10 rather than £20. To claim the voucher all you have to do is buy one of IKEA's real Christmas trees for £25 and you'll receive a voucher to spend in-store between January and February of next year.
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Posting on its website, IKEA said: "Our live Christmas trees are on their way, and will be available for purchase from November 25th. Check back often for more information.
"Receive a £10 voucher when you buy a real Christmas tree for £25. Buy a real Christmas tree between November 25 and December 24, 2022 and receive a voucher, which can be redeemed in store between January 9 and February 12, 2023."
There are some stores that are exempt from the offer, but good news for Bristolians, though, as it looks like IKEA Eastville is one of the stores offering the deal.
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