The history and magic of Santaโs reindeer โ led by Rudolph!
The history of Santa’s reindeer is a fascinating topic that has captivated generations of children and adults alike. Here, the Christmas.co.uk team explores the origins and evolution …
Traditions
How to send a letter to Santa this Christmas (and get a reply)
Did you know that every year, thousands of children in the UK write a letter to Santa Claus and receive a personalised reply from him? This is a wonderful tradition that has been going on …
27 Easy Christmas crafts you can make at home
The festivities are fast approaching and what better way to get into the Christmas spirit than by embracing easy Christmas crafts ? Whether you’re looking for DIY decorations, unique …
Kris Kringle: Everything you wanted to know
Who is Kris Kringle? Kris Kringle is a legendary figure originating from Western folklore who brings gifts to children on Christmas Eve. Better known as Santa Claus, he is said to live at …
Father Christmas: Everything you ever wanted to know
From jolly old man to winter sprite, Father Christmas has taken many forms over the centuries. But how did this allegorical figure become the iconic symbol of the festivities we know and …
Santa Claus: His history and significance
Santa Claus is an iconic figure in popular culture that has been celebrated for generations. He is best known for delivering gifts to children on Christmas Eve, often coming down chimneys …
How much are Christmas trees?
What with the cost-of-living crisis and a world of rising prices, how much are Christmas trees this year? We contacted several Christmas tree growers and suppliers about what prices for …
Christmas decoration tips for the office
For many office workers decorating their workspace for the festivities can be a fun way to bring some cheer into the workplace – which is why these Christmas decoration tips for the …
The history of Christmas trees
As part of the Christmas celebrations, most homes across the UK will have a real or artificial tree in their home. But where does this tradition come from – here we explain the history …
The ‘perfect’ Christmas Day revealed
The perfect Christmas Day for most Brits starts at 8am when they wake up and they plan to enjoy eating their festive dinner by 2.30pm – and we also enjoy four inches of snow, the …