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White House Christmas Tour 2016 - Part II

The 2016 White House Christmas Tour continues as HGTV host Egypt Sherrod takes you the rest of the way on an extensive room-by-room tour of the White House at Christmas. Part II of the tour includes the Grand Foyer, State Dining Room, Green Room, Red Room, Blue Room, Palm Room, Diplomatic Reception Room, East Room, the Gingerbread White House and more. You can also read more about Christmas at the White House at our I-Heart-HGTV blog.

As seen on HGTV's White House Christmas 2016, host Egypt Sherrod, places a red flower in a Christmas tree in the Diplomatic Reception Room of the White House. The Diplomatic Reception Room serves as an entrance to the White House from South Grounds for the family and for ambassadors arriving to present their credentials to the President. This year’s holiday theme, “The Gift of the Holidays,” reflects on not only the joy of giving and receiving, but also the true gifts of life, such as service, friends and family, education, and good health, as we celebrate the holiday season.
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Welcome to White House Christmas 2016 (Part II)

Egypt Sherrod, host of HGTV's White House Christmas 2016, helps out with decorating, here arranging flowers that embellish a Christmas tree in the White House's Diplomatic Reception Room.

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As seen on HGTV's White House Christmas 2016, the Grand Foyer and Cross Hall serve as the setting for The Gift of Reflection. Next to stacked columns of shiny presents, mirrored ornaments will adorn the trees and garlands, reflecting the hope and gratitude in each visitor. This year’s holiday theme, “The Gift of the Holidays,” reflects on not only the joy of giving and receiving, but also the true gifts of life, such as service, friends and family, education, and good health, as we celebrate the holiday season.
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Grand Foyer and Cross Hall

The Grand Foyer is the main formal entry to the white house. The hall opens onto the Blue Room which, during the holidays, serves as home to the official White House Christmas Tree.

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As seen on HGTV's White House Christmas 2016, the Grand Foyer and Cross Hall serve as the setting for The Gift of Reflection. Next to stacked columns of shiny presents, mirrored ornaments will adorn the trees and garlands, reflecting the hope and gratitude in each visitor. This year’s holiday theme, “The Gift of the Holidays,” reflects on not only the joy of giving and receiving, but also the true gifts of life, such as service, friends and family, education, and good health, as we celebrate the holiday season.
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Grand Foyer and Cross Hall

The entrance to the Blue  Room is decorated this year with an impressive garland of evergreen adorned with mirrored and frosted silver ornaments.

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As seen on HGTV's White House Christmas 2016, the Grand Foyer and Cross Hall serve as the setting for The Gift of Reflection. Next to stacked columns of shiny presents, mirrored ornaments will adorn the trees and garlands, reflecting the hope and gratitude in each visitor. This year’s holiday theme, “The Gift of the Holidays,” reflects on not only the joy of giving and receiving, but also the true gifts of life, such as service, friends and family, education, and good health, as we celebrate the holiday season.
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Grand Foyer and Cross Hall

The Grand Foyer serves as the setting this year for a display bearing the theme "The Gift of Reflection." Shiny columns, stacked gifts in silver wrapping and the mirrored ornaments in the trees and garlands, are symbols reflections of hope and gratitude.

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