There's a wide variation in Christmas traditions between families. And, of course, many Americans are Muslim or Jewish, or belong to other groups like Jehovah's Witnesses that don't celebrate Christmas. In the US Christmas is often more a secular holiday than a religious one, which is discouraging to many Christians.
A traditional Christmas celebration would include a Christmas tree with lights and ornaments, and often other decorations such as a wreath or outdoor lights. Christmas is the major retail holiday, and many families have large numbers of brightly wrapped gifts under the tree. Usually there's a large family dinner on Christmas Day with Turkey or Ham as the main course. Christians may attend a church service late on Christmas Eve, or on Christmas Day. (Many will attend church only twice a year, Christmas and Easter.)Hospitality is important to many during the Christmas season and there will be parties through New Year's day.
Like America and other places, Norway celebrates Christmas.
The United Kingdom.
Australia is in the southern hemisphere, where the seasonal weather patterns are essential the opposite of that in the north.
who celebrates romanian christmas???EVERY ROMANIAN ,EVEN IF WE ARE NOT HOME WITH OUR FAMILIES WE STILL DO CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS....
People on the continents of Africa, Asia, North America, Europe, Australia and South America celebrate Christmas, depending on what they observe and their personal beliefs. And if there happen to be any research scientists in Antarctica - which there usually are, during the Antarctic summer - they, too are likely to celebrate Christmas.
what country celebrates christmas on a differnt day than december 25
Christmas and Easter: Christmas celebrates Jesus' birth. Easter celebrates the Resurrection.
louis tomlinson celebrates his birthday on christmas eve
Happy Christmas is used in the UK, in North America Merry Christmas is used
Switzerland celebrates Christmas on December 25
Yes, Santa celebrates Christmas.
Winterflood celebrates Christmas in November!