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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Let's delve into the history of Christmas symbols, from ancient paganism to Christianity and modern inventions. The origins of the Christmas tree have been forgotten over the passage of time.

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 ...

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.

Here’s why—and the history of its iconic symbols from Christmas trees to Santa Claus. There's no more recognizable Christmas symbol than Santa Claus—a jolly bearded man who also goes by ...

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 ...