Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan have officially kicked off Christmas with a jaw-dropping festive display at their self-build Essex mansion.
Sharing the moment on Instagram, the couple revealed a grand, glittering entrance that instantly wowed fans.
With towering décor, luxurious greenery, and ambient lighting, the pair have truly gone all-out for their “extra special” Christmas this year.
A festive entrance fit for a Christmas movie
The couple’s porch has been transformed into a show-stopping winter wonderland, complete with a towering 10ft Christmas tree dressed in shimmering baubles, soft glowing lights, and delicate ribbons.
Fresh pine greenery wraps around the porch columns, giving the entrance a classic festive feel, while more greenery winds elegantly along the curved staircase banister, popping beautifully against the home’s pristine white porcelain floor.
As the lights cast a warm glow up the staircase and across the hall, the whole entrance becomes a magical, inviting scene that feels straight out of a luxury Christmas catalogue.
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year, an extra special one for us this time,” as the couple is spending their first Christmas with their daughter Palma, who was born earlier this year.
Fans are obsessed with the Christmas decorations
The comments section quickly erupted with admiration as followers and celebrity friends rushed to praise the display.
One fan gushed: “What an entrance 😍😍😍😍 Absolutely gorgeous x.”
Radio host Pandora (@pandorapresenter) couldn’t contain her excitement, writing: “Oh wow !!!!!! MARK !!!!!! I wanna come round 🎄🤶 my goodness !!!!!!!!!! This is stunning !!!!!!!”
Another added: “Classy as ever ❤️🎄🤩”, while others declared the home “absolute goals” and “dreamy🥹”.
The post, shared to the couple’s home account @wrightyhome, racked up over 82,000 likes, proving the couple’s festive decor has become an annual highlight for fans.
Inside the Wright-Keegan self-build: A home years in the making
The Christmas entrance is just the latest evolution in Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan’s long-running self-build - a project that began with a blank plot and grew into the couple’s impressive £3.5m Essex mansion.
As the build progressed, Mark added his own touches, including a complete redesign of the home gym. The sleek wall panelling and high-end finish earned attention for its blend of luxury and practicality.
And for Michelle, the moment the home was finally completed was deeply emotional, she has spoken openly about crying when she first saw the finished house after years of planning.
From its structure to its seasonal sparkle, the Wright-Keegan home continues to evolve – and this year’s Christmas entrance may be its most magical update yet.
