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16 Things Pro Holiday Decorators Can't Wait to Buy During October Prime Day

Now’s the time to stock up on the best holiday decor.

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If you’re planning to deck out your home for the holiday season, shopping early is key. Luckily, October Prime Day (aka Prime Big Deal Days) runs from October 6–7, and there are tons of impressive discounts on all kinds of decorations to bring on the holiday cheer.

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To help uncover the best deals, we turned to pro decorators to find out what’s really worth adding to your online shopping cart. "Prime Day is the best time to scoop up staples that always sell out closer to December," says Arizona-based home decor blogger Kelli of Lolly Jane.

From lush wreaths and pre-lit Christmas trees to velvet bows (they’re in!) and flameless candles, take a look below at their top picks.

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“These paper star lights cast a warm, welcoming glow, bringing instant holiday magic to any room.” —Annie Diamond, home blogger behind Most Lovely Things

“I always stock up on pre-lit stems to scatter throughout all of our rooms to make our entire house glow. I prefer to hold back on the holiday tchotchkes and instead go all-in with cozy lighting.” —Lauren Shaver, home blogger behind Bless'er House

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“We turn to Amazon for basics that make a big impact—think faux garlands, flameless candles, real-touch wreaths, and shatterproof ornaments. The convenience of getting them shipped quickly means we can focus on styling instead of store-hopping.” —Kristi and Kelli, bloggers behind Lolly Jane

“Grab a set of beautiful coasters you can use during the holidays and throughout winter. Set the table with them for that extra layer, or just stack them on the coffee table.” —Annie Diamond, home blogger behind Most Lovely Things

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“Flameless candles are must for me—they add a cozy glow to outdoor lanterns and indoor displays without the mess.” —Jennifer Maune, pro decorator

“Bows are going to be bigger and everywhere this year! They'll be on the tree, over the tree, on the door, or in the entryway. Both inside and out, we will be seeing a lot of bows.” —Annie Diamond, home blogger behind Most Lovely Things

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“Every year, I head to Amazon for my holiday staples. First on the list: ornament rotators. These little gadgets slip right into your tree, let you hang any ornament on them, and make it spin, instantly creating a WOW factor.” — Michelle Dulevich, Christmas tree designer behind @deckyourdecor

“I always add a few more realistic cedar and pine garlands and stems to my collection every year. I've had some for five years and they're still going strong, so I know they're durable and can stand up to many future holiday seasons.” —Lauren Shaver of Bless'er House

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“For Prime Day, I focus on unique, high-quality holiday decor from brands like Lenox, MacKenzie-Childs, and Patience Brewster. I aim for statement pieces that elevate the space, rather than filler decor, and that are harder to find later in the season in the same quality or design.” —Aurore Lambert, event planner and holiday stylist for PIEvents And Co Holiday

“I'm shopping outdoor lighting that can be left up all winter—think hanging balls and spheres and warm twinkling lights.” —Annie Diamond of Most Lovely Things

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“A surge protector with USB ports is an essential. So much of today's decor uses USB connections, and this makes it easy to power everything in one spot.” —Michelle Dulevich of @deckyourdecor

“I love textured wrapping paper—it adds depth and luxury to gift presentations. This roll has a metallic shimmer for a refined look.” —Aurore Lambert of PIEvents And Co Holiday

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“Cypress trees are starting to take center stage over the traditional Norfolk Pine. They may not be as full but their flowing branches make a statement on all their own, especially when lit up with all white sparkly lights.” —Kristi of Lolly Jane

“Soft, warm white fairy lights can be draped over trees, mantels, or used as table centerpieces to create a magical ambiance.” —Aurore Lambert of PIEvents And Co Holiday

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“Even in a small house, I have at least three full-size Christmas trees, wreaths on every door, and cedar garland on the mantel, shelves, and over windows. It's festive and really makes a home extra cozy for the holidays.” — Annie Diamond of Most Lovely Things

“An apron is a must every time you set up your Christmas tree. It will hold your scissors, wire cutters, floral wire, and even a few ornaments, to keep from climbing the ladder over and over to pick up these things. I wear it every time I do an install.” —Michelle Dulevich, Christmas tree designer behind @deckyourdecor

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