/r/christmas
For the people who love the time when the Christmas Holidays come around Santa comes and visits us and we celebrate Christmas!
THE PLACE FOR ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS RELATED
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What are your traditional carols?
I'm a boy from a town near to the core of the Andalusian Christmas, Sherry(Jerez), land of the zambombás, the traditional carols groups.
In the zambombás, which are public and free to be in, traditional flamenco carols are played since mid-late November into the 28th of December.
The way that this carols are sang and danced is pretty much a very typical flamenco thing, but, sometimes, with more Christmas-y instruments added like tambourines, bells, and zambombas(that's why they're named like that)
The zambombás are composed by a circle of people that sing and play the instruments and inside that circle the people who dance(in jerez danceable carols are a thing) , and in the center, If the group is big enoughthere is a candelá (fireplace).
I think zambombás is one of my favourite Christmas traditions and even more knowing they're from my land.
06:49 UTC
The tree is up!
It’s never too early!
05:06 UTC
Hopefully this helps.
04:55 UTC
Got it all set up in here.
Now we gotta load it up with presents. 🎁
00:18 UTC
My 7 year old has showed every guest this as they walk in the door. She’s very proud.
00:13 UTC
Christmas is just around the corner. I'm dying to start decorating.
21:55 UTC
I don't make the rules.
20:13 UTC
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18:21 UTC
The First Nowell/The First Noel. Which spelling do you prefer for the Christmas carol?
The Christmas carol's name is traditionally spelt "The First Nowell". However, more recently it has been commonly spelt "The First Noel", mirroring the spelling of the French word Noël, meaning Christmas. Personally, I'm a fan of the traditional spelling, The First Nowell, but I'd like to hear other people's opinions on the matter.
16:50 UTC
Hallway is done
I love decorating for Christmas!!! My mom passed December 27th, 2020 so this is my way of coping around the holiday season if that makes sense
15:47 UTC
I am so excited about these!
Christmas baking about to go to new heights this season!
14:44 UTC
Christmas is upon us
04:40 UTC
Where do you store your flip tree?
We're looking at getting a BH tree this year. The flip trees seem faster to set up, but it looks like maybe they collapse down less than the non-flip ones. I'd love to hear from those with flip trees where you store them the rest of the year? Thank you!
04:19 UTC
My baby is ready!
00:03 UTC
Already got the tree up...! Just need to fluff it up
20:35 UTC
Got a Bumble plush from the claw machine🔥
20:28 UTC
My wife got a rudolf kids book.
She’s wondering what’s supposed to be wrong with this doll. Can anyone explain?
18:33 UTC
It’s not much, but it’s already giving me so much Christmas joy.⛄️🎅🎄
18:27 UTC
Christmas ornaments with no glitter?
Any recommendation?
I’ve always hated glitter as a kid and can’t find any cute ornaments that come in a set that don’t have glitter.
Also what brand of Christmas ornaments do you tend to buy ?
18:21 UTC
The Nativity scene we will use this year in my local Church.
18:19 UTC
Christmas jumpers 🧶
Where do you like to get your Christmas jumpers/sweaters from?
I’m looking for some good quality jumpers/sweaters/cardigans that will last many years!
Thank you 🎅🏻⭐️
14:24 UTC
Q&A: Are there any gifts I can start using or plyaing now until Christmas day?
08:04 UTC
IT’S TIME 🎄🎅🏻
Can’t wait to see everyone’s decorations!!!
04:34 UTC
It‘s TIME
00:23 UTC
Got these beauties at Pottery Barn
23:11 UTC
Who’s ready? 🎃❄️💃🎄
16:37 UTC
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