David Sumner from Christmas Tree World shares ... the traditional festive season can be considered bad luck, so Friday 5th January is a great date to choose." However, waiting too long to ...

“Every year they would say, ‘Oh, I can’t wait for you to find the ugly Christmas tree,’ and we would send pictures.” Samuel’s aunt and uncle — who lived an hour away — joined ...

The online complaints were so bad that Oslo’s council voted on ... But the pandemic took a toll on that year’s Christmas tree too - with people calling out its deflated, anaemic appearance ...

We wish we could keep our Christmas trees up year-round ... your tree up beyond the 5th or 6th brings bad luck. Of course, taking down the tree and properly storing all of those ornaments and ...

And if you’re a believer in superstitions, some believe the longer you keep your tree up, the joyous Christmas spirit can turn into bad luck. But even if your love of Christmas has nothing to do ...

Whether it has neon Christmas trees or a reindeer nose that lights up, the third Friday of December is the day to sport that ugly sweater to celebrate the holiday that only comes once a year.

They can also stretch into a postmodern interpretation of the ugly Christmas sweater, such as being interactive, having working lights or even looking like the needles of a Christmas tree ...