Another Christmas season and another beautiful Christmas tree at the capitol. With the help of the Parke Company, Nashville has a beautiful, 44-foot Norway Spruce for the city’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Christmas Parade, which was held on Dec. 5.
The tree was so beloved this year that it was even featured in a Huffington Post article.
Set on the lawn in Public Square off downtown, the lighting ceremony is the city’s kickoff to the holiday season. Decorated with over 5,000 lights on its limbs, the mayor and his family switched on the lights to begin the festivities which included a Christmas parade, hot chocolate and cookies.
Like last year, the Parke Company had a helping hand in making sure the tree made it safely to Nashville. From Manchester, TN, the Norway Spruce made the journey to Music City for its final resting stop in the public square. The majestic tree was originally being chopped down because its limbs were obstructing a power line utility right-of-way. But thanks to a handful of people’s vision, including Parke, the tree is now being repurposed for Nashvillians to admire during the Christmas season.
The Parke Company can assist you in your own tree decorating and holiday landscape needs. Your lawn can look as majestic and spirited as the Capitol with a little assistance. The Parke Company can do everything from decorating mailboxes to festive displays. For more information about the Parke Company’s services, contact them today. And be sure to check out Nashville’s Christmas Tree this season located in Public Square of the Metro Courthouse.