Adding Christmas lights to our 3 meter (10 foot) Christmas Tree - 2025 🎄

This is the third part of setting up our Christmas tree, finally added the Christmas lights. There was a problem with the top christmas lights, half of it stopped working, so we had to remove it and figure out how to fix it. The good news is we were able to fix the problem on the following day, and I was able to finally finish our christmas tree.

This was filmed last October 23 and 24, 2025. Shot and filmed using iPhone in 4k and 60 fps.

Christmas tree 2025 videos:
   • Setting up our 3 meter (10 foot) Christmas...  
   • Adding Christmas decors to our 3 meter (10...  
   • Adding Christmas lights to our 3 meter (10...  

You can watch the full timelapse with decors and lights here:
   • Our Beautiful Christmas Tree Timelapse 🎄 w...  

For the timelapse portrait mobile version with decors and lights:
   • Our Beautiful Christmas Tree Timelapse 🎄 w...  

For our Christmas Tree this year, we decided to recycle our old pink decors from 2021. 🎄🌸✨ This took me about 4 days to finish. The first day, just setting up the Christmas tree. The second day was the decors. The 3rd day was the Christmas lights, and unfortunately, there was a problem with one of the Christmas lights, but we're able to solve it the following day on the 4th day.

I hope you guys like our Christmas tree setup for this year, as much as we did! 🎄✨🤩

Our Christmas tree is 10 feet (3 meters) tall. We bought this huge Christmas tree online back in 2021. This was filmed during the last week of October. We were supposed to set up our Christmas tree on September like most Filipinos, but we had to postpone because our living room was renovated from September to the first two weeks of October.

This was filmed using iPhone time-lapse mode. We live in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭

Maligayang Pasko, Merry Christmas, Feliz Navidad! Happy Holidays! 🎄✨🤩

In the Philippines, it's a tradition to set up Christmas trees and decorations every September. Christmas songs would be played in shopping malls as early as September 1. For us Filipinos, the "BER" months signifies that Christmas is coming. These "BER" months include September, October, November and December. This makes Filipino Christmas season one of the longest in the world, even lasting up to January.

This might be a culture shock to the rest of the world who celebrates/observes Christmas, especially the Americans. In the USA where they celebrate Thanksgiving, it's usually a tradition for Americans to set up the Christmas trees and decors after Thanksgiving. Because the Philippines doesn't have Thanksgiving, we set up our Christmas trees and decors and play Christmas songs every September. In the USA, September can still be Summer, but here in the Philippines, it's rainy season. I'm guessing Filipinos are just bored and decided to set up Christmas trees and decorations every September haha! 😆

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