Steeple Morden decks the halls at Christmas tree festival
Mordens Scout Group decorated trees for the Christmas tree festival at St Peter and St Paul in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
The Church of St Peter and St Paul in Steeple Morden got in the festive spirit over the weekend, with a record 33 trees on display at their Christmas tree festival.
Hands up for Christmas at St Peter and St Paul's Christmas tree festival - Credit: Mike Smith
The festival took place from Friday to Sunday, and the church glowed with colour and lights while visitors admired the trees.
The Angel of Culture at the Steeple Morden Christmas tree festival - Credit: Mike Smith
The yew tree in the churchyard was lit up on behalf of the First Thursday Club (formerly the Over 60s).
Festive Farmers and Garden House Hospice decorated trees for the Christmas tree festival at St Peter and St Paul in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
Steeple Morden CofE Primary School decorated seven trees, one for each school year, while other trees were decorated by Smarties Pre School, and various sports clubs, Guides, Brownies and Scouts as well as individuals.
The Christmas trees on display at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
The Royal British Legion decorated a moving tree to represent 100 years of support following conflicts around the world.
The Royal British Legion tree marks 100 years of support following global conflicts - Credit: Mike Smith
Garden House Hospice was also represented, and the WI craft group made a creative tree out of green-painted egg boxes and lightbulbs.
Mordens Scout Group's Christmas trees at St Peter and St Paul in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
The WI's repurposed Christmas tree made out of egg boxes - Credit: Mike Smith
Trees at St Peter and St Paul Christmas tree festival in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
A pantomime dame tree at the Christmas tree festival in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
Mordens Scout Group decorated trees for the Christmas tree festival at St Peter and St Paul in Steeple Morden - Credit: Mike Smith
