Traditional English Father Christmas was often depicted wearing a long green robe or cloak, symbolizing the spirit of the winter season and nature. This attire is rooted in earlier customs and folklore, where he represented more of a pagan figure associated with feasting and merrymaking. It wasn't until the 19th century that the red-suited version became popular, largely influenced by illustrations and advertising.
farther Christmas isn't bludy real hueva thinks he is dey dum. lol!!
No he was not 'called'
Weihnachtsmann is the translation in German. It is translated from English to German. German is mostly spoken in the European countries.
he was no't
SANTA
Père Noël
Yes of course I Absolutely love father Christmas hes my idol
nowt coz he ent got any
The french call him père Noël
Farther Christmas is a old tall man with a bag of presents. He was originally green and white although a drinks company changed him to red and white. He rode to your houses on a sleigh and delivered presents.
i think because when they first started father Christmas, he got either a sunburn or they thought red was a nice color.
It used to be santaclaus@northpole.net but it may have changed over the years.