During Christmas in France, yule logs made of cherry wood are sprinkled with red wine and burned all night Christmas Eve along with candles to light the way for Mary and baby Jesus. The main Christmas meal is eaten late Christmas Eve or in early Christmas morning, after the church service in the middle of the night.
The main difference between Christmas in France and America is that it is custom to burn a log in your home on Christmas eve in France. There are no other large differences that are noticeable especially in recent years.
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When celebrating Christmas, you can get a Christmas Tree and decorate it with ornaments that you can get from many different thrift shops or other places. Another thing you can do is have a small party with family and have a feast.
Celebrating 'Sinterklaas' is one. It's celebrated on December the 5th and it's a bit like Christmas celebrated in the US. They give each other presents and they make poems for each other.
Some Christmas traditions are hanging up Christmas lights, going to your families and celebreate Christmas with a big Christmas meal and then the children open gifts that Santa brings them. Then on Christmas day the kids usually get gifts but some of them get coal, those who get gifts open them.