Scores of Christmas trees have been put up in Trowbridge as part of an annual free festival.
The Christmas Tree Festival takes place every December at St James' Church in Trowbridge and this year's event sees over 70 local groups and organisations take part.
Each of the 76 Christmas trees on display have been sponsored by a different local organisation in an attempt to bring the town together.
This years participants include groups such as the Bath Cancer Support Group, which has recently opened a new pop-up shop in The Shires, Wally's Day Nursery, Keevil Academy, Grove Primary School, Trowbridge Town Bowls Club and many more.
Each tree has been uniquely decorated by a member of its participating group, and some organisations like Wally's Nursery have gone all out with seven-tier birthday-cake shaped tree decorated by children to celebrate the nursery's 20th birthday.
"It has been a hive of activity in the church preparing for the Christmas Tree Festival," said a spokesperson for St James' Church.
"Our 8th annual Christmas Tree Festival is from Tuesday 3rd until Saturday 7th December, and it's a proper winter wonderland with over 70 trees.
"The trees will provide a directory of what is available in Trowbridge through church, school, charity, civic and community organisations.
"Money raised through donations will go to Storehouse Food bank, Mothers Union Literacy Programme and Wiltshire Youth for Christ."
The tree festival is open 10am to 5pm every day and will remain open until 4pm on Saturday, December 7.
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