It is with pleasure that MainStreet Dayton and the Rhea County Historical Society announce the newest Christmas ornament in ...

Dennis Haysbert, Virginia Madsen and John C. McGinley join the Hallmark family in this Christmas-based limited series.

Prince William has no doubt given Kate Middleton many gifts she cherishes over their more than two decades together — but one gift was apparently so “awful” that he’ll never live it down.

Christmas cards add a personal touch to the festive season. This article provides DIY ideas using waste materials like cardboard, wrapping paper, and bottle caps. Readers can create classic ...

20 percent named All I Want for Christmas Is You by Mariah Carey as the holiday song they never want to hear again. SWNS And they also feel the most obliged (55 percent) to send a card even though ...

The Christmas card did not revitalize the traditions of Christmas and New Year’s visiting; it offered a paper replacement for them. Industrial production and transportation transformed the physical ...

The first Christmas card with the words “A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to You.” [Image: John Callcott Horsley/ Wikimedia Commons] BY The Conversation ...

If cards could have an accent, this would undoubtedly sound American. It's a "Happy Holiday Season", with no mention of "Christmas". But then, they've spent most of their married life in the US.

Royals typically spend their Christmas and New Year at Sandringham, the beloved Norfolk country estate that has been home to the royal family’s annual holiday celebrations since 1988.

Fewer people are writing and sending Christmas cards this year Credit: Supplied One in 10 won’t be sending a single card this year – with 49 per cent adding they would prefer not to but feel ...

The custom of mailing printed Christmas cards in the 19th century was a product of the industrial revolution. It was influenced by older British holiday traditions − some entirely fictional.

Before President John F Kennedy took that fateful trip to Dallas in November 1963, the president and the first lady ordered 500 Christmas cards - cards that would never be sent.