Wishing You

Merry Christmas

Christmas Celebrations in Different Parts of India

Customs for Christmas celebrations vary in the vast expanse of India.

These variations are largely because of the local cultural influence.

In South India, for instance, Christians light clay lamps on the rooftops and walls of their houses,

the same way as Hindus decorate their homes during the Diwali Festival.

Besides, in several states of India a popular custom is to decorate banana or mango tree instead of traditional pine tree.

In northwest India, the tribal Christians of the Bhil tribe go out night after night for a week during Christmas to sing their equivalent of carols the whole night through. In Mumbai,

which has one of the largest Roman Catholic communities in India,

there is a tradition to depict nativity scenes and decorate home with big stars.

You are the man in my life. On this Christmas Eve,
I can’t imagine any other person I want to be with. Merry Christmas!

I have loved you, I do love you, and I always will love you.

That’s a gift that you will get each and every year, no matter if it’s Christmas or not.

Without you, this family will not be called a family.
You complete our lives. Merry Christmas . . . !!!
Merry Christmas