Everyone wants to decorate for a special occasion that comes into their lives, and Christmas is one special event. When it’s Christmas, people all over the world decorate their homes and offices.

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Decorations for Christmas – Now a Tradition
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People want to decorate for any special occasion that comes into their lives, and
Christmas definitely is one special event. When it’s Christmas, people all over the
world decorate their homes, offices and probably every nook and corner that may be
available for decoration.
After all, it’s Christmas! The main decorative materials that people use may include
the Christmas tree, wreaths, candy canes, plants such as the holly, poinsettia, ivy,
mistletoe and others, among many other things. Furthermore, in many places it has
now become a tradition to decorate the outside of the houses in an extravagant
manner. Christmas, however, is only just the beginning of celebration for people and
their efforts pay off as New Year’s Eve decorations as well.
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Why these decorations?
We know that decorations have become a tradition with people when it comes to
Christmas. But do we really know why these decorations are done? What is the
significance of each item used as a decorative material for Christmas? Let us go deep
into the meaning for each of these decorative materials.
Christmas tree
The custom of Christmas tree first started with St. Boniface cutting off the huge oak
tree at Geismar. It was a symbol of pagan faith, considered sacred by the pagans and
was dedicated to the god Thor. St. Boniface challenged their belief by cutting off the
tree and symbolising the little Fir tree growing next to it as the symbol of Christ. He
said that the wood of this tree, which never sheds its leaves and remains evergreen, is
used to build homes, meaning that Christ will remain at the centre of the households.
The evergreen leaves that remain so even in the darkest of days shows that Christ will
be the constant light. So the evergreen tree used in the decorations show that the love
of God never dies.
Wreaths
The roundness of the wreaths represents the eternal nature of God, indicating that
Jesus Christ is the eternal son of God, who has no beginning and no end.
Holly
The holly is a plant with prickly, pointed leaves, which is symbolic of the crown of
thorns of Jesus. The red berries, on the other hand, are symbolic of His droplets of
blood.
These are the only three discussed here, but each of the things one may find on a
Christmas also has some meaning to them. Anything and everything that you can
decorate a Christmas tree with are now available in the Christmas decoration kits.
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