Sue Radford gives peek into how ‘millionaire mansion’ will be decorated for Xmas – we can promise LOTS of candy canes
SUE RADFORD has revealed how she plans on decorating her Morecambe home, which is nicknamed the ‘millionaire mansion’..
The mum-of-22 took to her YouTube channel to share a vlog of herself shopping for all the decorations.
After grabbing a bite to eat, complete with a strawberry tart and crisps, they promptly headed to the Christmas shop – where they came face-to-face with giant nutcracker figures.
They then spotted lots of reindeers, which her daughter loved too and said she wanted “one of everything”.
Walking along the shop, Sue then spotted a section full of giant candy canes alongside a Father Christmas figure on a scooter.
“Oh this is what I love, I love stuff like this,” Sue shared, before her daughter Heidie posed with the Santa statue.
Heidie appeared to like a cupcake-themed candy cane too and demanded she get a “teddy” too.
Sue also spotted a candle holder that would fit the length of a large table, which they immediately put on their trolley.
Moving on, they found a display of all the moving animatronics, including a reindeer, before sitting in Santa’s sleigh.
They then found a light up snowman that cost £999, which Sue joked was a “bargain” before saying: “I can’t believe it’s that much… That’s a lot of money for that.”
Sue, Noel and Heidie then went over to look at the Christmas tree, where they found a £799 10 foot tree.
Noel immediately said: “We’re not getting that!”
The family then returned back home to show off everything they actually purchased, which included the giant candlestick holder.
They also bought an artificial red berry vine alongside more ornamental decorations like pine cones.
They also got lots of candy canes, a hanger for the door wreath, a teddy bear, model houses that light up, some fake snow and lollipops.
Noel and Sue went on to share that they would be making a “scene” from figurines they bought.
Pointing to the model houses, Noel said they would be using the figurines, fake snow and houses to create a miniature winter wonderland “on the unit”.
Sue then took a candy cane out of the box, which is for the tree, alongside several ornaments.
Their son Oscar then came in and said: “It’s November!” to which Sue replied: “Yes it is, but we’re getting into the Christmas spirit, aren’t we?”
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