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A pink Christmas tree can be a tiny $9.96 desk decoration or a 12-foot commitment. There is quite a bit of room in between.
There are soft blush trees, bright bubblegum trees, snowy flocked trees and shiny fuchsia tinsel trees that are absolutely not trying to blend into the furniture. The useful part is finding the one that fits your room, your decorating plans and your budget.
These 21 styles include tabletop trees, full-size trees and plenty of options in between, with alternate sizes and lighting choices listed together. Prices are the U.S. listing prices checked October 3, 2026, before tax or any shipping charges. Prices, offers and local availability can change.
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A few good places to start
- A little pink for under $10: Holiday Time’s two-foot mini at Walmart
- No nearby outlet: the battery-powered BCP mini spruce
- Big ornaments: the BCP sparse flocked tree, with room between the branches
- A narrow corner: the 7.5-foot BCP pink pencil tree, only 26 inches wide
- Something completely different: the fluffy pink pampas tree or the collapsible tinsel pop-up
Jump to small and budget trees, full-size trees, flocked trees, slim trees, or tinsel and extra-special styles.
Small pink trees and budget finds
1. Holiday Time Mini Pink Tree
A tiny pink tree for less than ten dollars is a very reasonable way to start a completely unreasonable amount of Christmas decorating. Holiday Time’s version has bright pink branches, 35 warm-white LEDs and a matching pink stand. It is the easy little accent for a desk or dresser when a full tree would be doing too much.
The details: 2 feet tall; $9.96 at Walmart. Stand included.
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Shop the options: 2 ft · 35 warm-white LEDs · $9.96
2. At Home Light Pink Fir
This one commits to the color scheme: pale pink branches and pink lights. The open-looking fir shape gives you places to hang tiny ornaments without needing a giant living-room footprint. It comes with a metal stand, too.
The details: 4 feet tall × 24 inches wide; 70 pink incandescent lights; $29.99.
Check your store and delivery area separately. A national product page is not a promise that the nearest store has one.
Shop the options: 4 ft · 70 pink incandescent lights · $29.99
3. Best Choice Products Battery-Powered Mini Spruce
Finally, a little pink tree that does not need to be arranged around the nearest outlet. Its battery-powered light set has a timer and eight lighting sequences. Choose the Pink swatch; this page also sells a whole rainbow of other colors.
The details: 4 feet tall × 23 inches wide; 70 LEDs; $29.99 for Pink, SKU SKY8236.
Requires three AA batteries, which are not included.
Shop the options: 4 ft · 70 LEDs · $29.99
4. Nearly Natural Pink Tabletop Trees
For a narrow little corner, the width matters just as much as the height. Nearly Natural’s two-foot tree is only 11 inches across, while the three-foot version is 14 inches across. Both have pink branches and a white stand, and neither needs a huge collection of ornaments to make its point.
The details: 2 feet × 11 inches, 35 LEDs: $42.99. Or 3 feet × 14 inches, 50 LEDs: $70.99.
Choose by the actual available surface space, not by the word “tabletop.”
Shop the options: 2 ft · 35 LEDs · $42.99 | 3 ft · 50 LEDs · $70.99
5. National Tree Company Pink Tinsel Mini
Here is the little retro tinsel moment. The pink stand matches the branches, and the clear lights keep the color of the tree in charge. At four feet tall, this works as a small floor tree or on a sturdy display surface with enough clearance above it.
The details: 4 feet tall × 24 inches wide; 70 clear lights; $50.99; SKU TT33-306-40.
Shop the options: 4 ft · 70 clear lights · $50.99
6. Northlight Pink Pine
Pink pine is a nice middle ground when you want a recognizable Christmas-tree shape with a much less traditional color. The four-foot option keeps things compact at 22 inches wide. The six-and-a-half-foot tree gives you a bigger canvas for ribbons, bows and the ornaments you have been saving.
The details: 4 feet × 22 inches, 70 clear incandescent lights: $76.99. The 6.5-foot × 42-inch version has 400 lights and is $174.99.
Double-check the dimensions of the size you choose.
Shop the options: 4 ft · 70 clear incandescent lights · $76.99 | 6.5 ft · 400 clear incandescent lights · $174.99
Full-size pink Christmas trees
7. Best Choice Products Pink Pine, With or Without Twinkle Lights
This is the bright, bubblegum-pink option for making the tree itself the decoration. Go unlit if you already own lights you love, or choose the LED version for twinkle, slow-fade and steady settings. Both have the broad, familiar pine silhouette; the choice is how much lighting you want to handle yourself.
The details: Unlit: 4.5 feet/$39.99, 6 feet/$64.99, 7.5 feet/$119.99 or 9 feet/$149.99. Available LED versions: 6 feet/$94.99 or 9 feet/$199.99.
The 6-foot trees are 44 inches wide. The 9-foot versions are 59 inches wide, so measure before falling for the tallest one.
Shop the options: 4.5ft · Unlit · $39.99 | 6ft · Unlit · $64.99 | 7.5ft · Unlit · $119.99 | 9ft · Unlit · $149.99 | 6ft · 250 LEDs · $94.99 | 9ft · 900 LEDs · $199.99
8. Costway Cherry-Blossom Pink Spruce
Costway describes this shade as cherry blossom, and it is a softer-looking alternative to the brightest hot-pink trees here. This six-foot spruce is unlit, with a full shape and 1,036 tips. That makes it a useful blank canvas for your own lights rather than a tree that locks you into one lighting look.
The details: 6 feet tall × 3.7 feet wide; unlit; $74.99; metal stand included.
It is wider than a pencil tree. Allow almost 45 inches for the branches before adding decorations.
Shop the options: 6 ft · Unlit · $74.99
9. National Tree Company Color Pop Pink Tree
The Color Pop tree is for the person who wants a big, full pink Christmas tree and already knows exactly how they want to decorate it. It is unlit, with hinged branches and a folding metal stand. At 56 inches wide, this is a living-room centerpiece with a proper footprint.
The details: 7.5 feet tall × 56 inches wide; unlit; $235.99; SKU AR100-POPPK-75.
Leave space for the topper as well as the listed tree height. National Tree’s return window is 30 days after receipt or before December 25, whichever comes first.
Shop the options: 7.5 ft · Unlit · $235.99
Flocked pink trees
10. Best Choice Products Sparse Pink Flocked Tree
All those spaces between the branches are the point. This sparse flocked tree lets larger ornaments hang where you can actually see them, and the light set switches between warm white and multicolor. It is a good direction for a collection of ornaments that deserves more attention than the branches.
The details: Available heights and prices: 4.5 feet/$49.99, 6 feet/$69.99, 7.5 feet/$99.99, 9 feet/$129.99 and 12 feet/$199.99. Widths run from 38 to 62 inches.
“Cordless connection” describes the connections between tree sections. The base still plugs into an outlet.
Shop the options: 4.5ft · 100 dual-color LEDs · $49.99 | 6ft · 200 dual-color LEDs · $69.99 | 7.5ft · 300 dual-color LEDs · $99.99 | 9ft · 400 dual-color LEDs · $129.99 | 12ft · 900 dual-color LEDs · $199.99
11. Best Choice Products Full Pink Flocked Tree
If the sparse tree feels a little too airy, this is the fuller pink-and-snow version. It has a denser silhouette and warm incandescent lights, with a folding stand included. Bows and candy-colored ornaments would fit right in here, but the flocked branches already bring plenty of texture.
The details: 6 feet × 45 inches: $109.99. 7.5 feet × 52 inches: $169.99. 9 feet × 61 inches: $299.99.
The 9-foot tree is more than five feet across. This is the moment to get out the measuring tape.
Shop the options: 6ft · 250 incandescent lights · $109.99 | 7.5ft · 550 incandescent lights · $169.99 | 9ft · 900 incandescent lights · $299.99
12. King of Christmas Duchess Pink Flock
The Duchess is the premium, heavily flocked choice, with a full pink silhouette and warm-white micro LEDs. Its included remote has lighting modes, a timer and dimming controls. The box also includes the stand, storage bag and protective gloves, which is useful when this much tree has to go back into storage.
The details: 6.5 feet × 46 inches, 500 lights: $349. Or 7.5 feet × 49 inches, 600 lights: $449.
Choose the size for your room, not just the extra light count.
Shop the options: 6.5′ / Pink · 500 warm-white micro LEDs · $349.00 | 7.5′ / Pink · 600 warm-white micro LEDs · $449.00
13. Costway Pink Gradient Pencil Tree
The pink is deeper near the bottom and fades toward a frosty top, which makes this one feel different from a solid-color tree. The six-foot version is only 1.6 feet wide, with 140 warm-white LEDs and eight lighting modes. It is a tall pink-tree moment that leaves more of the room available for everything else.
The details: 6 feet tall × 1.6 feet wide; 140 LEDs; $79.99 for the selected 6-foot option.
The page also offers a 7-foot version. The price here is for the 6-foot selection, so check the total after changing sizes.
Shop the options: 6 ft · 140 warm-white LEDs · $79.99
Slim pink trees for smaller spaces
14. Best Choice Products Pink Pencil Tree
A narrow tree can still make a very loud color statement. The six-foot and seven-and-a-half-foot versions of this pink pencil tree are only 25 and 26 inches wide, respectively. That makes the taller option especially interesting when you have ceiling height but do not want to surrender the whole corner.
The details: 6 feet/$89.99, 7.5 feet/$119.99, 9 feet/$169.99 or 12 feet/$269.99. Pre-strung incandescent lights and a metal stand are included.
The 12-foot size is 43 inches wide. “Pencil” is relative once the tree gets that tall.
Shop the options: 6ft · 250 incandescent lights · $89.99 | 7.5ft · 300 incandescent lights · $119.99 | 9ft · 500 incandescent lights · $169.99 | 12ft · 900 incandescent lights · $269.99
15. Best Choice Products Flocked Pink Pencil Tree
This version gives the narrow pink tree a snowy finish. It is useful for a softer, wintery look when a wide flocked tree would crowd the room. The seven-and-a-half-foot version is 30 inches across, compared with 52 inches for the same-height full flocked tree above.
The details: 7.5 feet × 30 inches: $134.99. 9 feet × 33 inches: $199.99. 12 feet × 43 inches: $319.99. Warm-white incandescent lights are included.
Shop the options: 7.5ft · 350 incandescent lights · $134.99 | 9ft · 500 incandescent lights · $199.99 | 12ft · 950 incandescent lights · $319.99
Tinsel trees and the wonderfully extra options
16. Northlight Pink Tinsel Pop-Up Tree
Here is the easy-storage wildcard: a six-foot pink tinsel tree that collapses down rather than coming apart like a traditional branch tree. The shape is only 24 inches wide, and little tinsel holly leaves add texture. At the checked price, it is also one of the least expensive ways into a tall pink tree.
The details: 6 feet tall × 24 inches wide; unlit; $11.99 at the time checked; SKU SM92163.
This is a lightweight pop-up display, not a dense pine-style tree. Lights are not included.
Shop the options: 6 ft · Unlit · $11.99
17. Best Choice Products Pink Tinsel Tree
This is the shiny, party-dress version of a pink Christmas tree. The tinsel branches catch the light, with warm-white LEDs adding to the sparkle. It gives a different effect from the snowy flocked trees, especially if you like metallic ornaments and a little extra sparkle.
The details: 6 feet × 44 inches: $109.99. 7.5 feet × 52 inches: $159.99. 9 feet × 59 inches: $299.99.
Check the current photos to make sure this shade works with the ornaments you already own.
Shop the options: 6ft · 250 warm-white LEDs · $109.99 | 7.5ft · 550 warm-white LEDs · $159.99 | 9ft · 900 warm-white LEDs · $299.99
18. Northlight Pre-Lit Pink Tinsel Trees
For a brighter tinsel look, Northlight has a six-foot option with a fairly contained 35-inch width. The nine-foot tree is the much larger statement version, with 600 clear lights.
The details: 6 feet × 35 inches, 200 lights: $28.99. 9 feet × 53 inches, 600 lights: $501.99.
Both listings specify indoor use.
Shop the options: 6 ft · 200 clear incandescent lights · $28.99 | 9 ft · 600 clear incandescent lights · $501.99
19. Northlight Unlit Metallic Dark-Pink Tinsel Trees
If pale blush is too quiet, this deeper metallic pink has a much bolder look. Because these trees are unlit, you can add your preferred lights or let the reflective branches do the work. The small version is a fun accent; the seven-foot version is a full commitment to fuchsia.
The details: 3 feet × 20 inches: $46. 4.5 feet × 28 inches: $77.99. 7 feet × 46 inches: $204.99.
Shop the options: 3 ft · Unlit · $46.00 | 4.5 ft · Unlit · $77.99 | 7 ft · Unlit · $204.99
20. Nearly Natural Frosted Pink Cashmere With Globe Lights
The big multicolored globe lights are what make this one. They look more like part of the decoration than a nearly invisible string of tiny bulbs, and the frosted pink branches keep the whole thing firmly in candy-colored territory.
The details: 4 feet tall × 22 inches wide; 30 jumbo multicolored globe LEDs; $164.99; SKU T3030.
Cashmere is the product’s style name, not a claim that the branches are made of cashmere.
Shop the options: 4 ft · 30 multicolor globe LEDs · $164.99
21. Best Choice Products Pink Pampas Tree
The fluffy pink pampas tree is the one for anyone who wants the tree to be a whole decorating idea by itself. Its polyester tufts have a feathery look, and it comes unlit so you can decide how much more decoration it needs. It would suit a soft, glam setup especially well.
The details: Available sizes: 4.5 feet × 35.5 inches for $74.99; 7.5 feet × 54 inches for $189.99; 9 feet × 61.5 inches for $249.99.
The manufacturer labels it flammable and not intended for outdoor use. Keep it away from heat and flames, and follow the care instructions.
Shop the options: 4.5ft · Unlit · $74.99 | 7.5ft · Unlit · $189.99 | 9ft · Unlit · $249.99
Before you choose a pink tree
Measure the width, then the height. A 7.5-foot pencil tree and a 7.5-foot full tree can need very different amounts of floor space. Leave room for the topper, ornaments and anyone who still needs to walk through that corner.
Decide how you want to light it. Unlit gives you the most freedom. Pre-lit saves the stringing step. A battery-powered tabletop tree can go farther from an outlet, while a tree with “cordless” section connections can still need a wall plug.
Keep the actual model’s instructions. Do not assume a tree is suitable outdoors because its lights are. Keep decorations away from heat and open flames, and follow the manufacturer’s setup and care directions.
If your tree is already picked out and you are moving on to the rest of the room, At Home’s Christmas collections include a pink-bakery look that is worth a browse.
