Pink Bow Christmas Decor Ideas

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Discover the best pink Christmas decor ideas to make your holiday sparkle! From themed Christmas trees and chic bow decorations to DIY inspiration, create a festive and stylish look this season.

Collage of pink Christmas decor including a Christmas tree and bow decor.

I’ve always been a fan of pink Christmas decor—it’s been my go-to theme for years, adding a girly touch of elegance to the holidays.

This year, I decided to take it up a notch by incorporating bows into my decorations. From delicate ribbon accents on the tree to statement bows on my outdoor decor, they’ve brought a whole new level of charm and cohesiveness to my holiday setup.

If you’re looking for creative ways to style a pink Christmas with a bow-inspired twist, I’m sharing all my ideas to help you create your own magical decor!

Pink Bow Christmas Tree

Pink and white decorated flocked Christmas tree with ribbons in living room.

Three ribbon bows in sheer white and pink velvet on table with sunlight casting shadows.

Pink velvet bow and white chiffon bow on flocked Christmas tree.

Flocked Christmas tree a night with pink velvet bows and white chiffon bows.

My pink Christmas tree is probably my favorite decor item for the holiday. I didn’t know how adding bows to the tree would look, but it turned out so great!

This is how I tied and attached the bows to my tree:

Bow Candlesticks

Two gold candlesticks with ribbon bows on table with small wirebrush trees nearby.

I love the extra touch the bows added to the candlesticks on my console table. I tied them the same way as I did for my Christmas tree and attached them with floral wire.

Gold candlesticks
Bow candles (Etsy)
Bow candles (Amazon)

Pink Bow Print

Pink and red Christmas bow print in white frame next to white candle on glass shelf.

I saw the inspiration for this on Pinterest and thought it would be fun to make my own version! You can get a copy of the print here.

Outdoor Bow Decor

White garland on black railing with gold bow attached at corner.

White garland on egg chair with gold bow attached at top.

Obviously these aren’t pink bows, but you could use pink ribbon if you wanted to! I attached the bows and garland with zip ties and they stay in place all season long.

White garland

Pink Kitchen Towel Bows

Kitchen towel bow made with one pink towel and one Christmas tree towel in drawer handle.

Two kitchen towel bows in drawer handles on gray cabinets in kitchen.

I got these towel sets at TJ Maxx and I love this option too!

Here is how I folded the kitchen towels to make bows:

Pink Bow Garland

Pink, red, and cream bow garland attached to white TV stand.

Pink, red, white, and cream bow garland hanging on white TV stand in living room decorated for Christmas.

This is the ultimate girly Christmas decor addition! A garland made out of huge hair bows! And it has to be one of the easiest DIY’s I’ve made to date! It took maybe 15 minutes to glue all of the bows together and then team the tails.

I used 11 bows to make the garland. The colors I picked came with black, so I had to buy 3 to get the look I wanted, but if you want to include the black bows (or make your garland shorter) you only need to get 3 packages.

You can see a video of me making the garland here.

Pink and white hair bows

Pink Bow Decor

Pink Christmas frame decor next to pink vase with white flowers on glass shelf.

I got this cute pink bow frame a few years ago, but you can make a DIY version with these mini wreaths, wood cutouts and a shadow box.

Pink DIY Christmas Decor

Gingerbread garland hanging in front of yarn wall art in little girl's room.

Paper bag gingerbread houses with pink painted windows hang in front of yarn wall art.

This next one doesn’t have bows, but you could definitely add some to the end of the strings and it’s an easy pink DIY Christmas decoration! It didn’t cost me anything to make either!

Collage of different supplies needed to make paper bag garland.

Directions

Unfold the paper bags and carefully cut each gingerbread house shape out.
Gather some thin cardboard boxes (like tissue or snack boxes) and unfold those.
Glue the gingerbread houses to cardboard, let dry and then cut them out again. This will add more stability to the houses so they can stand up straight.
If you don’t like the blue windows, you can paint over them like I did! PRO TIP: Leave one type of each house unpainted so you can repaint the lines in the next step.
Using a paint pen and some acrylic paint, redraw the window and door details on the painted houses using the unpainted houses as a guide. This part was the most time consuming because my paint pen wasn’t working so I had to use it as a “quill” dipped in paint to get the details on. Do not use a regular paint brush unless it’s very stiff or you won’t get the fine lines.
Lay out the string you want to use for the garland and place the houses out how you want to glue them.
Using a hot glue gun, place a bead of glue on the back of each house toward the top. Lay the string over the glue and gently press in place once it’s cooled for a few seconds.
Repeat with remaining houses.
Hang your garland to enjoy!