Cornflake wreaths were a holiday staple in kitchens across America throughout the 1960s and 70s, gracing cookie exchanges and ...

Dress up your front door this Christmas season with a wreath you make yourself. We’ve rounded up nine DIY options, so ...

The holiday season is finally here and while everyone is thinking about their Thanksgiving plates and turkey stuffing, a few of us are already wrapping Christmas presents. Having the smell of pine ...

While there's no doubt 25th December is great, a lot of the fun of Christmas comes in the build up. Whether that's getting the perfect present for your loved ones, finding a festive party dress or ...

Hanging a wreath on a door or a wall is almost as essential to decorating for yuletide as setting up a Christmas tree — and, as it turns out, the two traditions come from the same place. “The tree ...

The word wreath is drawn from an old English word “writhen” meaning to twist THE tradition of hanging a wreath on your door at Christmas dates back centuries, and is used to welcome guests into your ...

On Christmas Eve, 1843, three ghosts visited Ebenezer Scrooge in the Charles Dickens novella “A Christmas Carol” and changed Christmas forever. Dickens is often credited with “inventing” the modern ...

Can you be-wreath the meaning behind this Christmas decoration? (Picture: Getty Images) Chestnuts roasting on an open fire. Jack Frost nipping at your nose. Stockings hung by the chimney with care.

Festive fans are counting down the days to Christmas and readying their decorations. Thankfully, most major retailers are now stocking their 2025 decorations, offering shoppers a wide range of choices ...