A poll, of 2,000 adults who celebrate the festive period, found 31 percent are bored with the usual Christmas customs and would like to see more unusual alternatives during the lead-up to the big day.

However, Christmas traditions vary greatly across the globe, influenced by local customs, climate, and cultural heritage. – Bells: The iconic “Jingle Bells” song, written by Lord Pierpont in ...

Christmas, as celebrated today, is an amalgamation of old customs and has evolved through centuries. The traditions that we hold dear today are a rich blend of historical practices, cultural ...

In 1843, many Britons bemoaned the disappearance of a variety of “Old English” Christmas customs.Foremost among these were traditions of Christmas “hospitality,” including Christmas and ...

Many Irish Christmas customs have their roots in the time when the Gaelic culture and religion of the country were being suppressed, and it is perhaps because of that they have survived into ...

The British royal family is renowned for its rich tapestry of traditions, especially during the festive season at Sandringham ...

South Africans celebrate Christmas with a unique blend of summer vibes, diverse cultural customs, and the iconic spirit of ...

Just a week before Christmas, Mumbai customs reported multiple large seizures of hydroponic weed (marijuana) worth crores at ...

The Nostalgic Tale of the Christmas Card Bemoaning changes to Christmas customs from days gone by is practically a holiday tradition of its own. In the 1830s, the English solicitor William Sandys ...

This is not a new complaint. History shows that Christmas traditions are just as subject to change as any other aspect of human societies, and when customs change, there are always some who wish ...