Lady Antebellum Weighs In: Real Christmas Tree vs. Artificial Christmas Tree

The holidays are supposed to bring people together, but there’s one debate that may never be settled. Which is better: a real Christmas tree or an artificial one?

For example, Lady Antebellum is torn. Though they all use fake trees, Charles Kelley remains in one corner of the debate while Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood are in another.

See what Lady A, along with a few fellow country artists, had to say below…

“Fake tree!” – Haywood and Scott

“I would love to have a real tree, and we used to have it and I always wondered why I couldn’t breathe. [LAUGHS] Dave and I [are] allergic to everything in this world, so we have to have fake trees.” – Kelley

“Real Christmas tree ‘cause I love the smell of it. It’s just…it has to be a real Christmas tree. It just feels like Christmas when it’s real — and just a green, just plain green one. Not the sprayed one or a colored one – and I only like to put white lights all over the Christmas tree and then like a really beautiful ribbon around it, and ornaments, obviously.” – Leah Turner

“Definitely a real Christmas tree guy. We went to Christmas Tree Lane — this place in Missouri — out in the middle of nowhere every year and cut down a Christmas tree. And I wanted the biggest Christmas tree, and I was all…every bit of 90 pounds, but I wanted to saw the thing down myself, and it never happened but, that’s one of the things that people don’t do a whole lot of anymore, but I’m a big real Christmas tree guy. I proudly endorse real pine…or spruce or cedar, whatever they’re made of.” – Tyler Farr

You’re either fake or real tree people, and you’re either Christmas Eve opening gifts people or Christmas Day, and we’re fake tree Christmas Eve people. My mom and dad stay the night Christmas Eve with us and they get to see what Santa Claus brought the girls Christmas morning.” – Justin Moore

Which side are you on – real or fake?