This Year’s Best Christmas Crackers For Your Festive Style

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Europe (Commonwealth Union)_ From quirky prints to traditional tartans, to designs for little ones to sustainable picks these are the best Christmas crackers for 2023, sure to up your tablescaping game this festive season.

No Christmas table would be complete without the proverbial Christmas cracker and if there is anything we have learnt from Yuletides past, it is that the best ones sell out fast. There really has never been a more fun or varied choice when it comes to shopping the celebrated festive table decor, from high street favourites who have nailed luxury design at affordable prices to some seriously indulgent and expensive options if you are hoping to recreate a Christmas table resplendent enough for royalty.

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Scroll to check out some of the best Christmas crackers no matter what kind of Christmas style you love…

Traditional Christmas Crackers

If your interiors style errs on the traditional side go for vintage-inspired prints, candy stripes, classic tartans, or metallic options tied with big plump velvety bows. Filled with the usual mandatory paper party hats, festive trinkets, and a crowd pleasing joke, they will bring some nostalgic charm to your Christmas lunch.

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The Best Modern Crackers

To bring a kaleidoscope of shades to your Christmas table that would give a tin of Quality Street a run for its money, go bold with quirky designs and colour, print.   Add pastel fringed designs for an added texture, whilst Selfridge’s lobster print design will add a quirky but still festively tonal touch to the table.

The high street has plenty of affordable options too. Special shout out to Sainsbury’s marble-effect design which look SO expensive but are just £18 for six. Pick up a box on your next weekly shop.

Children’s Christmas Crackers

Bring even more magic to the big day for kids with their own age-appropriate crackers. You will love their quirky designs, from sweet gingerbread men to spotty dogs dandily dressed up in tartan bowties. Crack them open to find everything from sweet little wooden dancers to animal shaped erasers.

Reusable Christmas Crackers

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If you are keen to produce less waste this Christmas, invest in some reusable crackers to bring out year after year.  Although they require a little more effort the pay off is huge as your guests will find personalised trinkets or their favourites chocolates inside. Plus, they are even prettier than the usual paper cracker thanks to opulent velvet designs, embroidered linens and monogrammed fabrics.

For more sustainable Christmas ideas, checkout our simple tips on how to have a more green Christmas. 

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