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Joy Cho, founder of the lifestyle brand Oh Joy!, shows you how to use a handbag to make a flower "basket." Need we say more?

Change up your tree this holiday season with this viewer’s unexpected twist on traditional trim.

She could barely react because she had adorable little tykes were crawling all over her -- but she’s def excited!

No tree hugging required -- but hey, no judgement if that’s what you want to do!

Even royalty tells a lie sometimes. Members of The Rachael Show’s in-studio audience lined up to ask Queen Latifah their most pressing questions, and her answers are nothing but down-to-earth.

Lauren likes to use a variety of glass bottles as flower vases, making simple arrangements with just a few stems each.

This seriously could not be easier. Find a pretty teacup and saucer, fill the cup with water, then snip a flower off its stem and float it in the water in the teacup! So easy, so affordable and so elegant.

Tori Spelling starts with a jar (any time of kitchen jar, like jelly jar, will do) which she fills with water. She adds larger flowers, as well as greenery, to make a bountiful display. She tops off the look by embellishing with scarves and beads.

If you’re on a budget but want to decorate your home with flowers before a party, just pick up a grocery store bouquet and divide the flowers into many different small vases, and distribute the simple, delicate arrangements throughout your home.