Around the world, Christmas celebrations

Christmas in the USA
The US incorporates various elements from different places the celebrations Christmas. The tradition of Christmas tree comes from Germany, move from Latin America, Carol English and Australians, Bob by
Europeans and more. In addition to the General celebration with feasting, caroling, painting and gift-giving, every household in the u.s. has individual celebrations Christmas. And even the traditions differ from one point to another within the USA. In Washington, for example, there is the central celebration with lighting of the tree on the ellipse. Here you will find a big tree (which represents the nation) and other smaller trees (standing for other countries). In New Orleans, caroling is the focus of Christmas--thousands throng the Jackson Square from Christmas every year, we have a great team/Community caroling around large bonfires lit along the river Mississippi. The oldest city in the United States, St. Augustine, Florida, has the whole city lit in white light by Christmas.No lights except white permitted by Christmas. then again, many Americans love to hit Hollywood, California to treat eyes for the annual parade of stars, while others entertain themselves in concerts Christmas caroling or celebrations and surrounding cities.
Christmas in France
Joyeux Noël! For all the strange, that is ' Merry Christmas ' in French. In France, Christmas, Father Christmas is called Noël and is known as Père Noël.Christmas trees are decorated with red ribbons and candles.Fir trees is also tree lighted Christmas. people gather and celebration for meat and fine wine in the French kids shoes and boots from the floor for Santa to keep Christmas goodies. And almost every family sets a Nativity scene at home by Christmas.
Christmas in Spain
Feliz Navidad digital! now that it is ' Merry Christmas ' population speaking Spanish. Spanish Christmas is essentially religious with the spirit of celebration. Notre Dame is the prostate and thus Spain a pious Christmas festivity. Here Christmas officially starts from 8 December, the day of the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Each year the Spanish celebrate Christmas in front of Gothic Cathedral of Seville in a ceremony known as "los Seises ' or ' dance of six '.
Christmas in Portugal
Portuguese Christmas is much the same way as Christmas in Spain. Any Christmas father brings children, maintained on the basis of Christmas Redstone Arsenal or footwear with fireplace. Midnight on Christmas Eve, the Portuguese have a special lunch Christmas land and salted cod-fish and boiled potatoes. And early in the morning the nth day of Christmas, have a meal called "consoada ', where seats are empty table ' alminhas a penar ' or ' souls of the dead '.This comes from the ancient practice of leaving seeds for dead ancestors in the hope of getting rewarded with a more anablyzoysa harvest.Boas festas! So What Christmas and new year, have a party!
Christmas in England
England holds claim to the origins of Christmas stockings from hanging.It is believed that the Christmas fall once some gold coins while coming down a chimney and coins landed in a hang to dry.Since then, the idea of hanging stockings, Christmas, held territory and children today, make it a point to hang the socks for Bob to fill them with Christmas goodies. in some parts, ' any ' is also a popular tradition of Christmas.And wishes ' Merry Christmas ' and gift-giving is there in England.
Christmas in Germany
In Germany, St. Nicholas Day celebration of 6 December is similar to the celebrations Christmas English. Apart from the other chooses a "Froehliche Weihnachten ' or ' Merry Christmas ' Christmas customs and traditions of Christmas varies from one region to another in Germany. St. Nicholas day is a day set aside for the young ones can have fun and be pampered with gifts. After this, the real Christmas gift-giving is filled outside at night stay Christmas Gifts are usually kept. underneath the Christmas tree and citizens enjoy a traditional Roast goose meal Christmas. Weihnachtsmann (kind of St. Nicholas) brings gifts on Christmas and sometimes they are from the Christkind (often as a fairy baby Jesus).







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