In Germany, the Advent wreath is one of those traditions that quietly changes the feeling of a home. As December approaches, evergreen branches, candlelight, and Christmas decorations begin to appear on dining tables, coffee tables, and windowsills. For many families, the wreath is more than a Christmas decoration. It marks the four Sundays leading up…
Why German Christmas Markets Are Such a Beloved Holiday Tradition When the first wooden stalls appear in German town squares and the smell of roasted almonds begins to drift through the streets, you know that Christmas is getting closer. German Christmas markets are one of the most familiar sights of the Advent season, but they…
By the time December arrives, a German Advent calendar is supposed to be ready and waiting. On December 1, the first little door opens, and the countdown to Christmas begins one day at a time. A traditional-style German Advent calendar with 24 little drawers for the Christmas countdown. That makes one detail especially important…
There is something about the beginning of December that makes an Advent calendar feel especially exciting. In Germany, opening one small door each day has been part of the Christmas season for generations. For children, it might mean a piece of chocolate or candy. For adults, it can be tea, skincare or another little surprise….
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