Taking decorations down by Twelfth Night is a late 20th century custom. Traditionally, decoartions were not put up before Christmas Eve and stayed up until Candlemas, February 2nd, the actual last day of Christmas.
I feel quite mellow now. All these are so entwined in my past, in my years living in New Zealand. How different now. Yes, we send cards, have the (these days) King's speech, slowly gifts entering the dutch Christmas. For some leaving the St Nicholas tradition behind, others choosing both gift moments. I still bake Christmas mince pies. Even baked a cake this year. I thoroughly enjoyed being reminded of all which gave me such joy. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
This was such a lovely reminder of some of the traditions my grand parents and great grandparents used to keep and some of which I have carried on today. It just isn't Christmas without some mince pies and a big turkey roast dinner!
What a lovely video! Our recent trip to Dahlonega GA, we visited an English shop The Crown & Bear. We purchased some Mason Cash bowls and utensils along with some mushy peas, and tasty treats. Thought of you two, our video will be up soon. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you and yours :) feel free to join the pudding giveaway having won the bracelet does not exclude you, comment select does what it does :)
I’m English living in Florida now ,I still try to keep our traditions for Christmas ,a bit difficult for warm and cosy if the weathers hot but we do try ,
Thats sweet, I used to live in Cyprus and we enjoyed as much as we could. The turkey went to the bakers as our ovens couldn't take it and lots of traditional treats were home made.
Thank you very much for this video! I used it in my English lessons. Nice pictures and easy to understand. Just the right thing for my students! 😃 Merry Christmas!🎄
so interesting - big like 26 - many thanks dear Fay and Dan - so nice Christmas Traditions :)! All the best my "friends"- wish you a great day and evening - stay safe - warm greetings from Lower Bavaria - Petra
Hi Fay and Dan, thanks for visiting our channel. We are here to return the support. This was a lovely video of British Christmas traditions which i enjoyed and hit the thumbs up! Also subscribed, look forward to seeing more videos soon. Enjoy the rest of your weekend 😊💕
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Great tradition compilation both, didn't realise us Brits have so many Xmas traditions! We love most of them, not struck on Christmas pud though, prefer chocolate pudding instead😂👍
I knew about all of these, but I think I learned something new about each one of them from this video! It's interesting that most of these are not observed in the United States.
That is interesting, I assumed globalisation would have seen to that more. It was interesting for me researching it, a lot of things I had forgotten. You should do a U.S version :)
Very interesting. Of course a lot of Canadians are of English descent so there are very similar traditions here. They have changed a bit on this side of the pond.-Shawna🍁
Hello, dearest friends!! I found this a very lovely and interesting idea. Each Country has so many important traditions for Christmas season! In Italy even each Region! Wish you a wonderful and blessed Christmas!! Hope it could bring us serenity!! Big hug from Italy! Renata
That traditional Christmas meal looked meal looked incredible. We have some of the same traditions here, though some are a bit different. We have fruit cake instead of mince, thought I don't know anybody that actually likes fruit cake.
Ahh,but the fruit cake in Britain is a lot different to U S fruit cake which everyone treats as a joke,Proper fruitcake is full of different dried fruit ,spices brown sugar and brandy then left to “improve “ by pouring a couple of spoonful of brandy each day till it’s time to put the marzipan (almond paste ) and icing on ,
The water runs out of my mouth, sweater wet, pants wet, feet wet too. That was clearly a different Christmas when we usually celebrate here, when we still lived at home together I made a savory cake that actually only needed a cup of Apricot Brandy, but I emptied the whole bottle into it, with only one goal that mother the cake was delicious, usually drunk fell off d'r chair and continued to giggle 😂😂😂
Last part of my research mid dinner in Christmas roast turkey wedding pudding York shire wassail means be healthy bread soak up liquid royal Christmas message began in 1932 George v current day queen gives speech on Christmas at 3 pm in England tea at 6 pm Boxing Day or called bank day it’s holiday next year decoration 12 days of Christmas houses homes if any one don’t do this he will face bad luck blinking lights through valentine day I like traditions in England which decoration of home tree helping each other and opening presents together as well. Family friends gathering best wishes for you your dearest ones stay safe blessed
You know more than me :) when you say tea at 6pm do you mean evening meal or cream tea? cream tea is more likely at 3pm. evening meal can be called Tea or Dinner depending on the person. that runs from 5pm-8pm again depending on the family :) Thanks for your visit!
💚 Good luck and great video
🌸 Great video, good luck and continued success
Thank you very much
Beautiful video. Merry Christmas to you and your family!!! Emily from Missouri ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much and Merry Christmas to you too! ❤️❤️❤️
Cheers mate, helped me with a school project
Love this! I am using this in my christmas english lesson!
Thank you! Glad you like it. there is also a part 2 for next year :)
Well done. A lovely video.
Thank you!
Thanks you very much video clip
Thank you too
very interesting Traditions, i wish all a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, stay safe
Happy holidays! Thanks for your support! :)
Taking decorations down by Twelfth Night is a late 20th century custom. Traditionally, decoartions were not put up before Christmas Eve and stayed up until Candlemas, February 2nd, the actual last day of Christmas.
Interesting!
I feel quite mellow now. All these are so entwined in my past, in my years living in New Zealand. How different now. Yes, we send cards, have the (these days) King's speech, slowly gifts entering the dutch Christmas. For some leaving the St Nicholas tradition behind, others choosing both gift moments. I still bake Christmas mince pies. Even baked a cake this year. I thoroughly enjoyed being reminded of all which gave me such joy. Merry Christmas to you and your family. 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for your kind comments, support and friendship :) Wishing you a very Merry Christmas!
This was such a lovely reminder of some of the traditions my grand parents and great grandparents used to keep and some of which I have carried on today. It just isn't Christmas without some mince pies and a big turkey roast dinner!
How lovely, Christmas is so wrapped up in childhood memories :) Hope you have a lovely Christmas, we all need one after this dreadful year.
What a lovely video! Our recent trip to Dahlonega GA, we visited an English shop The Crown & Bear. We purchased some Mason Cash bowls and utensils along with some mushy peas, and tasty treats. Thought of you two, our video will be up soon. Merry Christmas!
Oh wow! sounds awesome, I will be over soon to check it out. Thanks so much for your kind comments and support, much appreciated!
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Thanks for sharing the Traditions. Merry Christmas to you all.
Happy holidays! Thanks so much for your support!
Nice to share 👍
Happy Marry Christmas 🎄❤️🙏
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Learned something new. Thanks for sharing and happy holidays.
Thanks so much for your visit and support :) Happy Holidays :)
You forgot about Bubble and Squeak an old Tradition on Boxing Day. Lovely Jubbly.
Thats a new one on me :)
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What a sweet video. Love learning about other people's cultures and traditions. Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas to you and yours :) feel free to join the pudding giveaway having won the bracelet does not exclude you, comment select does what it does :)
Very interesting traditions, thanks for sharing. I’ve learned something new👍
Thanks for visiting it was fun to make :)
@@FayandDanExplore I see that.. looks like you guys are having fun doing all your videos!!!
I’m English living in Florida now ,I still try to keep our traditions for Christmas ,a bit difficult for warm and cosy if the weathers hot but we do try ,
Thats sweet, I used to live in Cyprus and we enjoyed as much as we could. The turkey went to the bakers as our ovens couldn't take it and lots of traditional treats were home made.
Beautiful
Thank you. 😊 Glad you enjoyed it!
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Thank you so much 🙂
great Christmas traditions
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I love this! I've learned so much from this video. Thank you for sharing with us 😍💖
Hello! sorry I missed your lovely comment :) glad you liked it :)
Very interesting video....thanks for sharing your video....greeting from sri lanka 🇱🇰 💖
Thanks for visiting and for your lovely comment, I will come on over and say HI
Great list makes me feel all warm inside.. Merry Christmas.
aw Merry Christmas! :)
Thank you very much for this video! I used it in my English lessons. Nice pictures and easy to understand. Just the right thing for my students! 😃 Merry Christmas!🎄
Thats so lovely. Thanks :) we have a part two if you need it next year :)
so interesting - big like 26 - many thanks dear Fay and Dan - so nice Christmas Traditions :)! All the best my "friends"- wish you a great day and evening - stay safe - warm greetings from Lower Bavaria - Petra
Many thanks for your support :)
Fantastic rewarding video, great work! Appreciated a lot! 👌Full view BIG👍Happy Sunday Casper"🎄✨
Thanks for the visit! much appreciated :)
Hi Fay and Dan, thanks for visiting our channel. We are here to return the support. This was a lovely video of British Christmas traditions which i enjoyed and hit the thumbs up! Also subscribed, look forward to seeing more videos soon. Enjoy the rest of your weekend 😊💕
Thank you so much 🤗
Thank you for the lovely video. Happy holidays and best wishes from Moscow :)
I bet Moscow is cold right now, but so beautiful! will come to visit your channel :)
*Saw you at Haswel Traveled. We love all things British so this video is for us. Very informative and well done. We have some videos you would like come check us out*
Thanks so much for your visit and support, will come on over and say hi :)
Great tradition compilation both, didn't realise us Brits have so many Xmas traditions! We love most of them, not struck on Christmas pud though, prefer chocolate pudding instead😂👍
So true! me too :D Thanks for your visit and support.
Awesome video. Happy Friday
Thanks for the visit
I’ve never celebrated Christmas at lunch, it’s always in the evening.
We traditionally have a big meal every Sunday lunch too, quite a British thing.
I knew about all of these, but I think I learned something new about each one of them from this video! It's interesting that most of these are not observed in the United States.
That is interesting, I assumed globalisation would have seen to that more. It was interesting for me researching it, a lot of things I had forgotten. You should do a U.S version :)
This is so amazing new friend is here see u around
Thanks for your visit!
Muito lindo esse vídeo, o Natal é uma das épocas mais bonito do ano, sucesso! Deus abençoe você e sua família!
Same❤️
Great video very big like 👍
Thanks for the visit
Very interesting. Of course a lot of Canadians are of English descent so there are very similar traditions here. They have changed a bit on this side of the pond.-Shawna🍁
Christmas is so personal to each family too, Me and Dan have taken on a few of each others family traditions :)
Nice video
What a lovely video! Many of those traditions are also part of Canadian Christmas- we a British colony after all. Merry Christmas to you!
Hello :) hope you are keeping well, Have. lovely Christmas! Thanks for your visit and support :)
Me being American when she said crackers,waiting for Ritz crackers to come of that tube🤦🏽♀️
haha thats funny :)
Hello, dearest friends!! I found this a very lovely and interesting idea. Each Country has so many important traditions for Christmas season! In Italy even each Region!
Wish you a wonderful and blessed Christmas!! Hope it could bring us serenity!! Big hug from Italy! Renata
Thank you so much! Merry Christmas! hope you have a lovely one!
@@FayandDanExplore Thanks so much, my friends! The same to you!! 😘👋🎄🎄
When will you do part 3
crikey we would have to dig deep to think of 10 more traditions. I take it you are a fan? :)
Yeh
That traditional Christmas meal looked meal looked incredible. We have some of the same traditions here, though some are a bit different. We have fruit cake instead of mince, thought I don't know anybody that actually likes fruit cake.
There is a fruit cake too in UK, I confess its all about Chocolate in my house :D really appreciate the visit and support :)
Ahh,but the fruit cake in Britain is a lot different to U S fruit cake which everyone treats as a joke,Proper fruitcake is full of different dried fruit ,spices brown sugar and brandy then left to “improve “ by pouring a couple of spoonful of brandy each day till it’s time to put the marzipan (almond paste ) and icing on ,
A shilling would be worth a lot more than today’s 5p!
In actual coinage, I believe it became a 5p. but for sure its spending value would have been more.
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The water runs out of my mouth, sweater wet, pants wet, feet wet too. That was clearly a different Christmas when we usually celebrate here, when we still lived at home together I made a savory cake that actually only needed a cup of Apricot Brandy, but I emptied the whole bottle into it, with only one goal that mother the cake was delicious, usually drunk fell off d'r chair and continued to giggle 😂😂😂
Happy Memories by the sounds of it :) Thanks for your support!
Last part of my research mid dinner in Christmas roast turkey wedding pudding York shire wassail means be healthy bread soak up liquid royal Christmas message began in 1932 George v current day queen gives speech on Christmas at 3 pm in England tea at 6 pm Boxing Day or called bank day it’s holiday next year decoration 12 days of Christmas houses homes if any one don’t do this he will face bad luck blinking lights through valentine day I like traditions in England which decoration of home tree helping each other and opening presents together as well. Family friends gathering best wishes for you your dearest ones stay safe blessed
You know more than me :) when you say tea at 6pm do you mean evening meal or cream tea? cream tea is more likely at 3pm. evening meal can be called Tea or Dinner depending on the person. that runs from 5pm-8pm again depending on the family :) Thanks for your visit!
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