When the festive season arrives, everyone wants to know when they should put up their Christmas decorations. Some people enjoy decorating super early to get into the Christmas spirit, while others prefer to leave the decorations until the more exciting last minute.

Whatever your Christmas preferences are, you are not alone in wondering when to put up your Christmas decorations. After all, read on to make sure you're getting it right.

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Traditionally, the date to put up Christmas decorations is 27 days before Christmas, the first day of Advent. This means that the exact date this year is November 28.

These days, it is not uncommon for Christmas decorations to be put up even earlier than November; some festival-goers decorate right after Halloween on October 31.

Indeed, psychologists suggest that putting up Christmas decorations earlier makes us happier and is good for well-being. Marcia Chinitian, Mindshine's resident clinical psychotherapist, says, "Studies have shown that putting up Christmas decorations makes us feel better and sparks positive memories." Furthermore, according to a Harvard Business School study, familiar behavioral rituals are essential to our mental health.

Either way, it's a great excuse to start celebrating the festivities and be merry.

While some may wish to keep the decorations up all year round, tradition dictates that they must be taken down on the Twelfth Night after Christmas. This is generally around January 5 or 6.

If you have a real tree or want to know how to grow a Christmas tree for next year, remember that a fir tree will last four to five weeks if properly cared for. Either way, check out the best Christmas tree sales now for the perfect setting.

Given that November 28 is almost here, you don't have much time. So you might want to hurry up and get your Christmas tree and decorating boxes ready. Have a nice holiday!