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Why do you have Christmas trees for Christmas and not a different tree?
We have them to celebrate Christmas. It is a tradition from Germany.
What culture brought the tradition of Christmas trees to the United States?
THE GERMAN first brought the Christmas trees in UNITED STATES
Who is credited with bringing the tradition of Christmas trees to GB?
Queen Victoria's husband Albert, who came from Germany saw the trees and bought the tradition to England. The origin of Christmas trees began in Germany in the 16th Century.
Which country started the tradition of using Christmas trees?
Germany
First country was first to use tradition of Christmas trees?
Germany
Where and when did the tradition of Christmas trees originate?
they are because of the normans, the country they came from was Germany
Why do you put up Christmas trees up in America?
Because it is a tradition of course
What European country or culture started decorating Christmas trees?
Germany started the tradition of decorating the Christmas tree
What tradition at Christmas came from Germanic tribes?
The tradition of the Christmas Tree came from Germany and probably derives from pagan worship of certain trees in the area of the Black Forest.
When do you put up the Christmas tree?
People put up their Christmas trees at different times. It depends on which tradition they follow or personal choice. One tradition is to wait until Christmas Eve day and leave it up until the day after Twelfth Night. One reason for this tradition is to spend the Advent season preparing for Christmas, then put the tree and decorations up to celebrate the feast of Christmas. Another tradition is to put trees up on Saint Nicholas Day, December 6th. Another tradition is to put the trees up on Immaculate Conception Day, December 8th. Then there is the tradition of setting up the tree on December 13th, 12 days before Christmas.
The tradition of erecting a Christmas trees started in England France Germany Norway?
Germany
What tradition was introduced by Queen Victoria?
White wddings, christmas cards, christmas pine trees and traditional afternoon tea
