1. To hook the branches in the brackets provided for the purpose, which is cheaper but takes more time, and
2. The hinged branches tree that open up like an umbrella, which is more expensive but is much quicker and easy.
You may choose the construction you want depending on your budget. However, hinged trees can be stored as it is with lights and decorations to be used year after year, while the tree with hooked branches would have to be rearranged every year.
Metal tree stands are safer and best to support your tree as they don't easily tip over and can bear the weight of the heavy tree with all the lights and ornaments. The length and softness of the tree needles differ, Cheap Christmas trees have branches with square ends while rounded or sculptured branch tip may cost a little more but look more natural and nicer. Wire in the branches must be strong enough to hold the heavy ornaments that you may use while decorating your tree. After the holidays, store your tree in a dust and insect proof storage or Christmas tree bag, so that the tree looks as good as new every year. You may also save some money by buying a shorter Christmas tree and adding to its height by putting it on a foot-high strong wood box that can be hidden by the Christmas tree skirt. It will also increase the stability of the Christmas tree.
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