Video: Inside Fylde Christmas Tree Festival with 22 real pine trees decorated at St Annes Parish Church
Spectacular video shows how a church on the Fylde Coast has been decorated with 22 real Christmas trees for the festive season.
Take a look inside this spectacular Fylde Coast church which has been filled with Christmas trees for the festive season.
22 real pine trees line the halls at St Annes Parish Church, with decorated wreaths at the end of each pew.
The stunning display will remain up until the New Year, although it was all done as part of the annual Fylde Christmas Tree Festival.
In the video above, Peter Francis-Duke explains: “It’s been going for more than 20 years. When you’ve got this many 6ft trees anywhere, it does tend to be a bit spectacular.”
Each tree is decorated by a different charity organisation, and visitors were able to browse the displays and leave a donation to individual causes.
There’s also a 15ft ‘Peace Tree’, and many of the decorations are themed to represent the cause.
These include the Guide Dogs charity, which has adorable felt dog baubles, and a tree with musical notes and manuscripts.
The festival ran from 13 - 20 December, but the trees can still be viewed until 7th Jan.
Visit the website to find out what is on at St Annes Parish Church over the festive season.
Watch the video above.