Christmas in the White House: Jill Bidens Festive farewell decoration!

The Christmas season in the White House is again a spectacular event that was staged by the first Lady Jill Biden with a lot of care and attention to detail. In a moving ceremony, she announced that these are the last holidays of Joe and her in the White House and emphasized that the jewelry embodies the spirit of peace and light. More than 300 volunteers were active last week to implement the festive decoration, which includes a total of 165,075 lights, 83 Christmas trees and impressive 28,000 decorative elements, such as oe24.at reported.

A special highlight of this year's decoration is a lively, oversized gingerbread house that consists of 20 kilograms of chocolate and 23 kilograms of icing. At the same time, the Jewish Hannukah festival is recognized to celebrate cultural diversity. The work of the volunteers is indispensable for the success of the phenomenal Christmas decoration and started months in advance. As Usatoday.com , the employees of the White House are very difficult in preparation and design Festive traditions that were organized for the first time under Jacqueline Kennedy in a thematic form.

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Another aspect that makes the White House shine during the holidays is the great responsibility that employees carry for the smooth process. The planning often begins in February, with the first lady making important design decisions. Not only from decorative aspects, but also from historical awareness, is designed for decades. Every festive design is carefully carried out by craftsmen, florists and confectioners, whereby the details in terms of color and arrangement are of great importance.

The culinary delights and a variety of sweet delicacies are prepared with the highest precision in order to offer visitors an unforgettable experience. The lively interaction between tradition and modern fixed gloss is remarkable, especially when thousands of visitors flow through the opulently decorated rooms during the holidays and appreciate the efforts of the hardworking helpers.