The best Christmas message is one that feels sincere and reflects your relationship with the person you’re writing to. Here are a few simple examples:
- Merry Christmas and happy holidays!
- Wishing you joy and peace this season.
- Hope your holidays are bright and merry!
- Merry Christmas! Wishing you all the best this holiday season!
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A Christmas carol is a song about Christmas or the Christmas season. Carolers traditionally sing Christmas carols as they go from house to house.
Some people consider Christmas carols to be Christmas songs that are religious in nature and distinguish them from secular Christmas songs.
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Orthodox Christmas is either on January 7 or December 25, depending on the calendar each church follows.
The Greek, Bulgarian, and Cypriot Orthodox Churches, as well as the Orthodox Church in America, follow the Gregorian calendar, celebrating Christmas on December 25.
Others, such as the Orthodox Churches in Serbia, Jerusalem, Russia, Georgia, and parts of Ukraine, observe the “old” or Julian calendar, which is 13 days behind the “new” or Gregorian calendar. For this reason, they celebrate Christmas on January 7.
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Holiday words starting with “A” include “angel,” “Advent,” “applesauce,” “aglow,” and “adoration.”
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Holiday words beginning with “S” include “snow,” “Santa,” “sleigh,” “star,” “stocking,” “spirit,” and “sparkle.” These words bring to mind the sights, sounds, and feelings of the festive season.
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Holiday words that start with “T” include “tree,” “tinsel,” “turkey,” “toy,” “tradition,” “toast,” and “treat.” These words capture everything from festive decorations to favorite foods and customs that define the season.
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Words that rhyme with holiday include:
- Yesterday
- Away
- Play
- Say
- Stay
- Way
- Display
- Everyday
- Sleigh
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The “Twas the Night Before Christmas” poem is actually titled “A Visit from St. Nicholas.” It was written by Clement Clarke Moore and first published in 1823.
“A Visit from St. Nicholas” is one of the most famous Christmas poems for kids, although many adults also enjoy it. The poem has also been recited in many Christmas films.
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You can find many short Christmas poems for kids online, but you can also write your own with some help from AI.
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Most people use “condolence” (without an “-s”) as a modifier in phrases like “condolence message” or “condolence card.” It’s also correct to say “condolences message.”
The plural form, “condolences,” is more common in the condolence message itself (e.g., “I’m sending you my deepest condolences for your loss”).
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