A woman has shared the unusual reason she takes her Christmas decorations down a lot sooner than most people – there's a very ...

Christmas decorations are usually taken down well after the New Year, but for one woman, the cleaning up starts a lot sooner ...

Long before Santa Claus, caroling, and light-strewn Christmas trees, people in medieval Europe celebrated the Christmas season with 12 full days of feasting and revelry. Christmas in the Middle Ages ...

After a long fast, Medieval Christendom typically celebrated the holiday with many days of raucous festivities ...

One of the biggest Christmas debates held by people across the ... However, English Heritage states that those in medieval times would leave their festive decorations up until Candlemas on February 2.

Not a fan of over-the-top decorations? This Christmas trends celebrates the beauty and tranquility of nature, bringing the calm and simplicity of the outdoors inside with wooden decorations ...

Holly and ivy are traditional rivals in the forest, representing masculine and feminine traits respectively, and they have been customary Christmas decorations since the late medieval period.

Wrapping gifts, placing them under trees and opening them on Christmas Day are a relatively modern invention — in early medieval times, some Christian rulers thought that the story of the three ...