In the 16th century, German Christians brought the trees inside their homes as a Christmas symbol of everlasting life. When news spread that Queen Victoria had her German husband, Prince Albert ...

When it comes to the holidays, there are certain Christmas symbols that pop up over and over again, like stars, bells, mistletoe, Christmas trees and more. Even if we decorate without much thought ...

Certain Christmas symbols, such as bells, mistletoes, Christmas trees, stars, and more, are frequently seen throughout the holidays. While Christmas is a religious holiday commemorating the birth ...

The colors of the plant inspire the Christmas palette for two reasons: the red symbolizes the blood of Jesus and the green is a symbol for everlasting life. Legend has it that the Norse goddess Frigg ...

Johnson asked Pike and LePlante to use their talents “to do whatever they want” with the space, as long as the 19 traditional Christmas symbols were somewhere in the house. Article continues ...

As you go about preparing your home for the Christmas season, remember, there is a wealth of beauty, tradition and meaning in even the simplest decorations of the season.

Many people look forward to bringing home a traditional tree for Christmas. There’s nothing like picking out the biggest evergreen from the farm, decorating it, and waiting for the day to open ...

Try adopting a 500-year-old oak tree as a symbol of the season. You may like From fresh water to a new cut, try these 4 tips to keep your Christmas tree alive longer So, the Druids seem to have ...