As Halloween 2021 is officially over, everyone is eagerly waiting for Christmas. But did you know that there are certain rules for setting up the Christmas tree?
Don’t worry if you know nothing about this rule because I have mentioned them in this post for you.
Let’s take a quick look at the history of Christmas trees.
That’s when devout Christians would decorate trees in their homes.
The tradition back then was to put up the tree late in December.
That’s actually a tradition that ancient Romans also adhered to.
You see, people in America tend to stick to their own Christmas tree schedule.
When is that, you ask?
I don’t know about you, but I can’t see myself putting up my tree anytime before then.
So what if you don’t fall under any of these categories I’ve mentioned before?
There’s even a superstition that putting up your Christmas tree too early is considered bad luck.
And if you were wondering, there are also traditional dates to take down your tree, too.
However, Boxing Day isn’t the traditional date for taking down the Christmas tree.
The reason for January 6 marking the end of the Christmas season has to do with the 12 days of Christmas.
So now you know all the correct dates for putting up and taking down your Christmas tree.
