Jill Biden’s White House Christmas Glows with Student Art and Peace
The White House Christmas decorations have taken on two very different themes over the past two years. In 2024, Jill Biden’s festive displays focused on peace and gratitude, featuring student-made ornaments. A year later, Melania Trump chose a warmer, family-centred approach with her own distinctive designs.
In 2024, the decorations followed the theme A Season of Peace and Light. First Lady Jill Biden selected ornaments created by students nationwide, each one a self-portrait. The displays filled the Cross Hall, East Room, and the official Christmas tree with personal touches.
The two years of decorations show a clear contrast in approach. Jill Biden’s 2024 theme emphasised community and student contributions, while Melania Trump’s 2025 displays centred on family and children. The White House interiors now look markedly different, with each First Lady leaving her own festive mark.
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