White House holiday decorations to be unveiled Monday

‘Tis the season for holiday cheer at the White House.

First Lady Jill Biden is set to unveil the festive decorations on Monday, CNN reported.

In honor of the National Guard’s role in responding to the coronavirus, a Guard captain and her family will join Biden for the festivities, according to CNN.

Elementary school students will join in to help show off the decorations, and the first lady will give remarks thanking more than 100 volunteers who pitched in with the decorating, her office said.

The White House Christmas tree, an 18.5-foot Fraser fir from North Carolina, arrived last week.

Christmas with the Bidens comes after the choice of holiday decor during the Trump era drew chagrin.

Former First Lady Melania Trump’s choice of blood-red Christmas trees in 2018 evoked the set of a horror movie, some critics said at the time.