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    Christmas customs and traditions in England include sending Christmas cards, watching the King's Christmas Day speech, celebrating Boxing Day on December 26th, eating Christmas crackers and pudding, decorating Christmas trees, carol singing, and visiting Christmas markets.

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    Christmas customs and traditions in England include sending Christmas cards, watching the King's Christmas Day speech, celebrating Boxing Day on December 26th, eating Christmas crackers and pudding, decorating Christmas trees, carol singing, and visiting Christmas markets.

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    Christmas customs and traditions in England include sending Christmas cards, watching the King's Christmas Day speech, celebrating Boxing Day on December 26th, eating Christmas crackers and pudding, decorating Christmas trees, carol singing, and visiting Christmas markets.

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    Christmas customs and traditions in England

    Christmas customs and traditions in England vary from region to region, but there are
    some common practices observed throughout the country. Here are some of the most
    popular customs and traditions:
    Customs and Traditions

    Sending and receiving Christmas cards is a widespread tradition in England. People


    exchange cards with family, friends, and colleagues, often featuring festive designs and
    personal messages.

    Another tradition is watching the King's Speech on Christmas Day. The King delivers a
    televised speech to the nation, reflecting on the past year and offering her wishes for the
    future.

    Boxing Day, celebrated on December 26th, is a public holiday in England. It is a day for
    relaxation, spending time with family and friends, and enjoying leftover Christmas food.
    Many people also participate in outdoor activities, such as walks or sports events.
    Traditional meals

    Christmas crackers are a must-have item on the dinner table during Christmas in
    England. These festive cardboard tubes contain small toys, jokes, and paper crowns.
    When pulled apart, they make a popping sound, and the contents are revealed.

    Christmas pudding is a traditional dessert served on Christmas Day. It is a rich, dense


    fruitcake made with suet, breadcrumbs, sugar, spices, and dried fruits. It is often soaked
    in brandy and set on fire before being served with brandy butter or custard.

    Mince pies are small, sweet pastries filled with a mixture of dried fruits, spices, and
    suet. They are a popular treat during the Christmas season and are often served warm
    with a sprinkle of powdered sugar.
    Christmas Decoration and other customs

    Decorating Christmas trees is a


    common practice in England. Families
    usually put up their trees in early
    December and adorn them with lights,
    Carol singing is a cherished tradition in
    ornaments, and tinsel. Many also place
    England. Groups of people, often Christmas markets are popular in
    a star or an angel at the top of the tree.
    children or church choirs, go door-to- many towns and cities across
    door singing Christmas carols. They are England. These markets feature stalls
    usually rewarded with small donations selling festive food, drinks, crafts,
    or treats. and gifts. They often have a lively
    atmosphere with live music and
    entertainment.
    These are just a few examples of the customs
    and traditions observed during Christmas in
    England. The festive season is a time for family
    gatherings, exchanging gifts, and spreading joy
    and goodwill.

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