First lady Michelle Obama greeted the official 2016 White House Christmas tree on Friday.

.@FLOTUS kicks off the holiday season by welcoming this year’s Official White House Christmas Tree. https://t.co/cjM9xXfZRe — The White House (@WhiteHouse) November 25, 2016

The tree is a 19-foot Douglas Fir, which was donated to the White House by a tree farm in Wisconsin and delivered on a horse-drawn cart.

YURI GRIPAS via Getty Images The official White House Christmas Tree is delivered to the White House in Washington, D.C., on November 25, 2016. The 19-foot Douglas Fir was donated by a tree farm in Pennsylvania.

Obama was joined by first dogs Bo and Sunny, as well as two of her nephews. The two boys helped President Barack Obama during the official presidential turkey pardon on Thursday.

The boys, who Obama joked were her “replacement kids,” said the tree was “great.”

Carlos Barria / Reuters The official White House Christmas Tree arrives at the White House in Washington.

CORRECTION: This article previously said the tree farm that donated the White House tree was in Pennsylvania; it is in Wisconsin.