The Christmas Company, a Kirkby-based business known for decorating the homes of football stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah, has launched a £750 Christmas in a Box product.
Founded by Adele Gregson, the company creates bespoke installations for private homes, major brands, hotels, restaurants, bars, retail destinations and businesses from its warehouse in Kirkby.
What's in the box
The Christmas in a Box is available in modern or traditional designs and includes a 7ft pre-lit Christmas tree, a selection of Christmas decorations, a matching festive garland, an elegant Christmas wreath, and storage for keeping decorations safe between Christmases. A 9ft Christmas tree is also available at an additional cost.
Adele Gregson, founder of The Christmas Company, said: "We've spent years creating spectacular Christmas installations for some incredible homes and businesses, and we're often asked how people can achieve that same look themselves."
"That was the inspiration behind Christmas in a Box. We wanted to take everything we've learned about creating beautiful festive displays and make it more accessible, without compromising on the quality, style and attention to detail we're known for."
Keeping the festive spirit
Gregson added: "But we also wanted to preserve one of the loveliest parts of Christmas - decorating together. Whether it's children helping to dress the tree, couples creating their own festive traditions or families adding those final special touches, there's something magical about making Christmas your own."
"Christmas in a Box gives you the best of both worlds. You get the luxury and opulence of a professionally designed display, but the enjoyment of bringing it to life yourself. And because everything is yours to keep, it's an investment you can build on and enjoy year after year."
Celebrity clientele
The company's client list includes Cristiano Ronaldo, Mo Salah, Perrie Edwards, Sharon Osbourne and Jonathan Ross, alongside brands such as IWC Watches, bet365, Bupa and BOXPARK.
In September, the ECHO visited the company's Kirkby warehouse, where preparations for Christmas were in full swing. At the time, Gregson told the ECHO: "For some, it's a big thing to them. It might be the only time that they get as all the family or the last time, you know, if parents live abroad or if they're moving away again."
"So some of them do go all out, not everybody, but some of them. But we do a mixed bag from Mrs Jones who lives on her own, who saves up all year, to a big celebrity that there is no budget."
