Mistletoe Paper Garland

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Have a stylish Christmas AND be eco friendly with these stunning garlands! It is made of cellulose, non-plastic material. The leaves of the garland are made of strong bendy green paper.



Eco Friendly 7ft/2m Paper Garland


There are three different types available: Mistletoe, Ivy and Holly.


The garland can be used in so many different ways! Weave it around your staircase to keep the festivity climbing or decorate the Christmas table to add that extra special detail and an element of a natural Christmas.


The length of each garland is 2m/7ft a. The colour of the garland is a dark green.


Why not have a look at our other Christmas decorations? You only have to pay postage for your first item, after that you get FREE postage on any additional items (the most expensive postage applies). This applies for standard shipping.


Estimated delivery times: UK: 1-3 working days Europe: 4-6 working days Australia, Canada, US and New Zealand: 6-8 working days, but please allow AT LEAST 2 weeks in case of delays caused by the shipping provider


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