Its just an old sayig and some have stuck to it.
Yes
The Christmas decorations must be down by 12th night, which always falls on the 5th January.
There is noneMore information While there is no official date for removing Christmas decorations it is customary in most of Great Britain to take them down on or before 12th Night - 6th January. There is a superstition that you'll have bad luck if you do not take them down before 12th Night.
Yes
It is celebrated the same as the rest of the UK beginning on Christmas morning and ending on 12th night
Traditionally, it could be from December 12th through January 6th. So it began with the day honoring the Virgin of Guadaloupe. And it ended on 12th night.
There is no fast rule and it all depends on the individual. Some take down their decorations on the day after Christmas, others after New Year's Day. Some wait until after the traditional day of Epiphany (January 6) which is considered the 12th day of Christmas. Yet others do not bother to take down their outdoor lights and leave them up year round, much to the consternation of their neighbors.
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He performed his 12th night on January 12th. The previous 11 days were just practice.
It's not. The 12th day of Christmas is the day before the Epiphany, January 5th.
The 12th doctor is Peter Capaldi, who will appear in the 2013 Christmas Special.
If you want to avoid bad luck, all your decorations and your Christmas tree should be dismantled on 5 January - or 6 January at the absolute latest. Although Taylor Swift says you can "keep the Christmas Lights up until January" in her song Lover
On December 10th, there will be 14 days until Christmas Eve and 15 days until Christmas Day.