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Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe is the son of God. The name Christmas comes from the mass of Christ. A Mass service ( which is something called communion  where Christians remember that Jesus died and then come back to life. A very early Christian tradition said that the day when Mary was told that She would have a very special baby, Jesus ( called the Annunciation ) was on March 25 ^th and it is still celebrated today on 25 ^th March. Nine months after the 25 ^th March is the 25 ^th December.

Christmas traditions are different in different countries. However People exchange gifts or cards and enjoying Church a public festivities like singing Christmas carols, and songs. A special tradition is attending Mid nigh Mass with family and  friends. Churches are decorated with poinsettia flower and candles, especially for this important service. Afterward there is a fest of different delicacies and gifts are exchanged.

The most popular Christmas decoration is Candle, Garland, Roping Swags, Ribbons, Poinsettias , Christmas Tree ornaments and wreaths.

A Christmas decoration is any of several types of ornamentation used at Christmastide and the greater holiday season. The traditional colour of Christmas are pine Green ( evergreen) , Snow white and heart red. Gold and silver are also very common as are other metallic colour. The display of Christmas village has also become a traditional in many homes during Festive Season. Other tradition decorative includes bells reindeer, Candles, Candy, Canes, Garland, Stocking, Wreaths, Snow Globes and angels.

“ Studies show that decorating for the holidays improves mood and ignites positive memories.”

1.           Bells:-  The Christmas bells come in various shapes and colours. Numerous theories suggest that the bell symbolises the bells used by shepherds to call their sheep back . The bells are hung at the entrance.

2.           Candles: - By lighting candles during Christmas eve, this represent the star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to the manger where baby Jesus was born. Another set of Christmas consider Jesus as the “light of the world “ and they light candles during Christmas to celebrate the birth of the “Light of the World Jesus . However in many European countries, candles are lit to mark the celebration of Christmas. Christmas trees are offer enhanced with fairy lights to bring out the many colour of Christmas tree.

3.           Christmas Tree:- The Christmas tree is one of the most awaited occasions every year. Ornaments light gifts are bought for adorn. This tree with a hope to find Santa’s gifts. Now-a days a idea variety of Christmas trees are available to embellish your house on the Christmas eve. This Christmas tree is decorated thoroughly by households as a mark to Jesus, birth and the beginning of celebration and countdown to new Year eve.

4.           Star:- The star on top of the tree symbolizes the star of Bethlehem, which led the three men to the stable where Jesus was found. The star is now days replaced by the wreath  after or sometimes even statue of Jesus.

5.           Snowflake:- The meaning of the snowflake every new snowflake comes to the earth as a picture of our Saviour’s birth because they are sent from up above and remind us of God’s care and love.

6.           Angels: - The Christmas Angel is best known for the part he played in the Christmas nativity story. He is a significant figures in the religion of Islam, Judaism and Christianity and is widely believed to be messenger of God.

7.           Reindeer:-  Reindeer come to symbolise creativity, resourcefulness and knowledge, whilst also represent in safe journey and endurance through travels.  The idea that reindeer brought people safely home over a harsh winter landscape.

8.           Heart:-The heart symbol is an ideograph used to express the idea of the “heart “ represent the centre of emotion, including affection and love, especially romantic love.

9.           Tinsel:- Tinsel is now used as a decoration piece, not only for Christmas but for other celebration as well. Tinsel , popularly know as a representation of ice shavings is said to be traditionally made of real silver shredding.

10.         Candy Canes:- The shape of the Candy cane represents a shepherds staff. The red colour on the Candy is aid to be Jesus Blood and the white resembles life after salvation for Christies.

11.         Wreathe:- According to many theories, the wreathe represents the crown of thorns that was put on the head of Jesus when he was crucified. In modern time, it is used as a symbol of God’s love and eternal happiness. An assortment of Flowers, leaves and sometime even fruits, wreaths can be made in a variety of ways.

12.         Santa Claus:- Legendary figure who is the traditional patron of Christmas in the United States and other Countries bringing gifts to Children. His Popular images is based on tradition associated with Saint Nicholas, 4 ^th centre Christian Saint. Saint Nicholas was famous for his kindness and bring gifts during the late evening and night to nice children.