Originally posted by J a y

Lighting became common in the late 1800s.

Christmas trees, or at least the most similar to ours today, existed around the late 1500s to early 1600s in Germany. Then it became traditional in England in the 1800s, during the reign of Queen Victoria, the second-longest reigning monarch in British history. 🎄👑

Originally posted by Goddess of Love.

Christmas was never a Christian holiday to begin with. Christians just stole it from this ancient Roman festival called the Saturnalia, which was a winter festival to boost good morale during the hard times. It was basically our version of Christmas

Originally posted by J a y

Is it second-longest reigning or second longest-reigning. I'm so **** at hyphens.

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

I thought it was some Pagan tradition.

Originally posted by Luke 

The three wise men brought them.

Originally posted by Cupid

(In my opinion no offence or shade meant)

I mean.. Nothing in the bible is true or real, so I'm not surprised.

Originally posted by Goddess of Love.

Christmas was never a Christian holiday to begin with. Christians just stole it from this ancient Roman festival called the Saturnalia, which was a winter festival to boost good morale during the hard times. It was basically our version of Christmas

It was such a fun festival because everyone would exchange gifts with each other, and slaves were allowed to eat with their masters

Originally posted by Cupid

St Pancras has the best Xmas tree, it's just a giant tree made out of Classic Disney teddy bears. It's so damn cute I want it.

Also forgot to wear a belt and my jeans keep slipping when I'm running through the the station fml

Originally posted by Luke 

Do you ever forget and think "Wow, people were alive before 1900s.."

It's so cool tbh.

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

I thought it was some Pagan tradition.

Originally posted by Luke 

First one.

Trust me, I got a D in English.