Image courtesy of Two Kids and a Coupon Wreaths are a popular Christmas decoration that can be traced back to pagan traditions. In ancient cultures, wreaths were often used to symbolize the cycle ...

If you celebrate Christmas as the birth of Christ, the wreath might represent the preparation for the coming of Jesus. If you are a Pagan and celebrate Yule, the wreath might represent the idea of ...

“Wreaths Carry Many Meanings And Messages Into Christmas:’’ “Ancient pagan people, endowing trees with spirit, sheltered the branches of life-preserving evergreens through the frozen winte ...

Wreaths were featured in ancient ... is the feast of the nativity of Jesus Christ − or Christmas. Before the word took on its current meaning, yule was a pagan midwinter festival, the dictionary ...

During Advent, families display evergreen wreaths with four ... not just the Christmas spirit but also the practices of early German settlers and their pagan ancestors. Snag this Craftsman 262 ...

During the holidays, Nativity scenes and Christmas trees decorate most ... for his presence in our lives. The Advent wreath originated from a pagan European tradition, which consisted of lighting ...

As you go about preparing your home for the Christmas season, remember, there is a wealth of beauty, tradition and meaning in even the simplest decorations of the season.

Over time, this pagan tradition evolved into what we now know as the "Advent wreath," Christianity adopted it, and it became a symbol of Christian preparation for the Christmas season. According to a ...