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There are countless Christmas traditions in the world, varying from country to country, culture to culture, and even from family to family. The Christmas tree is the most popular tradition. Belgian children leave carrots and hay for Saint Nicholas's horses (as opposed to reindeer.) Czechs set a place at their tables for the Christ child. In France, children have their shoes filled with gifts and candy instead of stockings.
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What kind of decorations do Japanese display during Christmas?
they only have christmas trees,its there traditions
What are the ratings and certificates for A Different Kind of Christmas - 1996 TV?
A Different Kind of Christmas - 1996 TV is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
What kind of traditions do Turkey families have in Christmas?
They eat turkey, Play festive game , celebrate the birth of jesus.
What kind of people celebrate Christmas?
Most Christians. People who are not Christians have other traditions.
What kind of flowers are traditionally associated with Christmas?
Christmas flowers are popular at Christmastime. There are a few different Christmas flowers including poinsettia, Christmas cactus, holly, ivy and mistletoe.
How are chasing Christmas lights different from the stationary kind?
Chasing Christmas lights differ from the stationary kind in that they can be used for animated visual effects that one would not be able to get from stationary lights.
What kind of traditions do puerto ricans attend?
What are the traditions of puerto rico?
What is the proper attire for South African funeral?
it is kind of like any other funerals just different traditions
What kind of contribution do film have in a world culture?
all different kind of cultures all different kind of cultures
What traditions has India?
Do you mean all of them? If not, please narrow the kind of traditions you are interested in.
What kind of traditions does china have?
kimonos
What kind of Wicca are there?
There are many different "Traditions" of Wicca, including but not limited to, Gardnerian, Alexandrian, Dianic, Norse, Celtic/Druid, and Faerie.
