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There is no universal answer to this. For starters: Not everyone does celebrate Christmas.
From my personal observations it would appear people celebrate Christmas simply out of tradition (There has always been a Christmas to them).
Do NOT get me wrong, I know of people who celebrate it because of its Religious implications.
I also know people who celebrate it simply because: "Why not?"
As I stated, there is no universal answer.
What else can I help you with?
Where do most families celebrate Christmas?
families mostly celebrate Christmas in their homes
How do members of the military celebrate Thanksgiving with their families?
They celebrate Thanksgiving with their families over a computer or with phone calls if they are unable to celebrate it together in person.
What harvest festival to Pakistan families celebrate?
yes they do celebrate harvest
Where do they Chinese celebrate Chinese New Year?
They celebrate at home together with their families
Is it a must to celebrate Christmas?
not necessarily. Different families celebrate it differently; some it's a big thing others it's not. Some families don't celebrate because of their religious differences.
Who celebrate's mother's day?
Mothers and their families.
Why do families celebrate Thanksgiving?
Families celebrate thanksgiving just out of the tradition that has lasted many years.
What would be a good sentence for families?
Both families got together to celebrate the new year!
How do the french celebrate first communions?
families celebrate by gathering and going to church, and then having a family meal.
Why do families celebrate birthdays?
To mark time and stages of life.
What do hispanic families display in their house during Christmas?
They celebrate mihihi
Do Japanese families get together to celebrate Japanese new year?
usually
