This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. Christmas always makes me nostalgic. My ...

Holiday decorating trends come and go with the same quick pace of the season. Bows were trending last year. This year we all can’t get enough of paper chain garlands. And yes, yes, we know—everyone ...

When you think of a cozy vintage Christmas scene, there's a good chance you will come up with some incandescent, colorful bulb lights, a charming model choo-choo, and — every cat owner's nightmare, ...

Sure, you can try impressing the neighbors this Christmas by decorating your house so over-the-top it would make Clark Griswold jealous. But for something truly Pinterest-worthy, consider throwing ...

For many who grew up visiting older relatives during the holidays, memories of childhood Christmases are swathed in a warm glow that feels like the calling card of the season: a combination of ...

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Since the 1850s, the period when in-home Christmas trees began appearing across Europe, people have wanted holiday trees to be lighted. Candles with various kinds of attachments were the earliest way ...

Decorating the tree, like many modern Christmas traditions, was originally a German innovation. Nuts, fruits and candles were the most common decorations, and some families would later take the tree ...