The Best Christmas Tree Toppers of 2023

This classic angel topper from Kurt Adler comes with real feather accent winds and offers a nice glow throughout her dress. The figure holds two (incandescent) lit candles.

Coming in at 12 inches tall, this probably wouldn’t be a great choice if you usually go for tall trees, and you’ll want to keep the size in mind depending on your ceiling height. That aside, reviewers say that this angel looks just as good, if not better, in person. They also really like the fact that the hands and face are made of ceramic with nice detailing.

The tree topper attaches with a plastic cone underneath the angel’s dress, and is said to be sturdy and lightweight, so you won’t have to worry about adjusting it like some other heavier Christmas tree toppers.

This is a great replacement for angels that have seen a lot of holidays, and a lot of reviews mention that this tree topper reminds people of their childhood Christmas trees.

Another pick from Kurt Adler, this natural rattan treetop star is perfect if you’re looking to go with a rustic country-style theme this Christmas. At 10 inches tall with a 50-inch brown lead wire, this tree topper can easily attach to other string lights being used on your tree. UL certified with clear incandescent bulbs, there are also four spare bulbs and one spare R41 fuse included.

We like that the base of this tree topper is green so you won’t have to worry about it sticking out in your Christmas display. That being said, reviews mention that the base is a bit shallow and flimsy, so you might have to come up with your own way to attach it to your tree.

Perfect for families who love Disney, this Mickey Santa is a great addition to top your Christmas tree. This officially licensed Disney decoration is 10 inches tall, and his arms are easily poseable.

Unfortunately, this tree topper isn’t lit, so if that’s what you’re looking for, this wouldn’t be the choice. Some reviews mention receiving products that might have missed the quality check, resulting in scuffs and rogue pieces of glue, but it doesn’t seem like any of them have reached out to the company for help or a replacement.

The base of this tree topper gets mixed reviews, so it’s hard to say whether or not it’s very helpful. But if you’re looking for a Mickey, we’re sure you can’t do better than this one.

For a fancier tree topper, look no further than this beautiful snowflake topper, which has a built-in projector to project snowflakes onto your ceiling.

Easy to set up, this tree topper is said to be slightly heavy for the tops of some trees, so we wouldn’t recommend it for thinner trees. The projection also depends on the space between your tree and the ceiling, so if you want a decent display you’ll want to have at least three or four feet between the top of the tree and the ceiling. The projector is very clear and bright, according to reviews, but some mention that the motor might be a bit loud.

This tree topper is on the smaller side, measuring 9.6 inches tall, with a 7.8-foot lead.

For some added flair atop your Christmas tree, this star topper is a great pick. This Christmas tree topper glimmers like a crystal, and the color-changing LED makes it really special.

This tree topper is battery-operated and includes a remote so that you can control the 11 colors and modes. It’s also waterproof and durable, so it can work for both indoor and outdoor use, which we love.

This easy-to-use star tree topper measures 9.8 inches and has a long 7.8-foot lead cord, so you won’t have to be concerned about being able to plug it in.

Another built-in projector style, you can expect a cool animated snowflake effect with a projection area that reaches from 21 to 53 square feet. Reviewers like this tree topper because it comes just as described and is very pretty, despite the fact that the glitter does shed.

Unfortunately, this topper doesn’t come with a remote, and the star itself isn’t very brightly lit. There are also some complaints about the coverage area, but those seem to come from people who have it placed too close to the ceiling. Some reviews also mention that the motor’s a bit loud, but from the videos provided in reviews, we don’t see an issue.