Eternal Christmas

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• There are many decorations available for you and
  because young kids love trying to throw tinsel at
  the tree, you can get the whole family involved
  in decorating. However one thing about
  decorations is where the idea for decorations
  originated from.
• Christmas decorations date back to the 15th
  century, when London houses had to cover their
  ivy, bay and holm houses. They also had to add
  decorations suited to the green season, which is
  what the London authorities said. This is where
  the idea came from about making ivy lights at
  Christmas. The idea behind this was that the ivy
  shaped by the heart was intended to symbolize the
  coming of Jesus, and the holly was intended to
  protect the homes from pagans and witches, while
  the berries were the crown of thorns worn before
  Jesus died. Click here Eternal Christmas for
  more.

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• Christmas colours are commonly referred to as red
  and green, but the reason behind these colours is
  not known to many people. These are slightly
  related to the leaves that were compulsory for
  the green leaves and red berried by the Council
  of London as they went. The green color is
  intended to symbolize eternal life, symbolized by
  the use of evergreen trees that never lose their
  leaves.
• Green can also be linked to the rebirth of Jesus,
  who according to Christians, symbolized the fact
  that your life does not end there when you die.
  The color red is to make us recall the blood that
  Jesus poured on the cross on which he fell when
  he was nailed to it.

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• It is likely you will include a nativity scene
  when you decorate your home, and these date back
  further than the Christmas leaves. The scene
  clearly depicts the location where Jesus was born
  and all the characters in this scene were
  apparently present at the birth of the Jewish
  King. Read more about the Eternal Christmas
  Store.
• The decorations of the nativity scene date back
  to the 10th century in Rome, although Saint
  Francis of Asissi did not make them popular until
  the 13th century and from then on they quickly
  became popular all over Europe as the now
  traditional scene was incorporated by many
  countries. Families were encouraged to try and
  develop their own nativity decorations, which
  were often passed down and used over and over
  again through generations. With some churches
  often showing huge nativity scenes outside of
  their parish, with the largest nativity scene
  being developed by Lise Berger in France, these
  scenes can be very extravagant. On a scale of 1
  to 6, this scene features the surrounding
  village.

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• From the traditions of the Pagans, the Christmas
  tree is somewhat significant and it was
  apparently converted into a Christian tradition.
  During their Winter Solace, the pagans used trees
  as a symbol of worship for somewhat strange
  reasons. This was because, because of their
  triangular shape that pointed to heaven as an
  arrow, they worshipped the fir trees. Get more
  info on Eternal Christmas Decorations.
• Until 1835, which was when the word was first
  recorded, the Christmas tree did not make it to
  the UK. This was imported from the German people
  already using tress, although it is argued that
  this is not the origin as Christmas trees were
  regularly used by Martin Luther in the 16th
  century. Until 1845, when large numbers of trees
  were used and they were not regularly used in
  America until the 1870s, it did not become a
  frequency in Britain.

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• As items such as Christmas lights represent
  candles and items such as tinsel were introduced
  by generals for commercial value, which they
  obviously hold today, the modern decorations we
  have today are just developments from traditions.

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• Summary
• Welcome to EternalChristmas.org your reference
  web to get everything you need to spend this
  holiday with your loved ones Christmas
  decorations, Christmas trees and balls, lights
  and garlands, and of course nougats and gifts.
  Christmas is the Christian holiday that
  celebrates the birth of Jesus of Nazareth on the
  winter solstice. For many people, Christmas is a
  popular holiday disconnected from its religious
  foundation, but it is still an excellent occasion
  to spend time with family and friends. The
  tradition of Santa Claus, which became globalized
  in the twentieth century, completes this holiday
  of children, families and gifts.
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