For a 9-foot tree, you’ll want a tree topper that is proportionally larger than what you would use for a smaller tree, to ensure it complements the tree’s scale without getting lost visually. A good guideline for a tree of this size is to choose a topper that is about 8 to 10 inches tall. This size is large enough to be a focal point at the top of the tree and maintain a balanced look throughout.

Also, consider the weight and stability of the topper. For taller trees like a 9-foot tree, you have a bit more flexibility in terms of weight compared to a smaller tree, but you still want to ensure that the topper isn’t so heavy that it risks bending the top branch or causing any instability. Choose a topper that can be securely attached to the tree.

Always ensure there’s adequate clearance between the topper and the ceiling or any overhead decoration. You’ll want to leave enough space to avoid any cramping or damage, keeping in mind the overall aesthetic and practical setup of your tree and room.