Although both holidays have become very commercialized, I believe Christmas is more commercial. Mostly because retailers begin advertising Christmas earlier every year and target gift giving.
Christmas
Halloween typically falls after Christmas in terms of spending, ranking as the second largest commercial holiday in the US. While Christmas spending remains the highest, Halloween spending has been steadily increasing over the years with a focus on costumes, decorations, candy, and parties.
Every year Disney Channel airs it during Christmas because the story centers around the main character Jack Skellington who is sick of Halloween and ventures to Christmas. After seeing Christmas Jack decides to make his own.
Christmas Halloween Easter
the holidays that are celebrated in Cuba are Christmas, Halloween,valentimes day, and lots more, but they dont celebrate easter
The Native Americans did not celebrate Christmas or Halloween. The early colonists did not celebrate Halloween either, and most did not celebrate Christmas.
Its Jack Skelington and he wants to turn Halloween into Christmas.
Yes. There is a Christmas special and a Halloween special of Shrek.
Christmas makes more money than Halloween.
There are a lot of Halloween items that you can reuse for your Christmas decorations. For example, if you used candles as part of your Halloween festivities, these can add to a very tasteful Christmas setting.
Presents, giving and Jesus Christ = Christmas Candy and costumes = Halloween
He has nothing to do with Christmas, only Halloween.