Victorian christmas

The Victorian era offers an array of holiday inspiration, from its grand interior styles to a legacy of Christmas decorating and traditions. Get Victorian holiday decor ideas for trees, tabletops, and more. #holidaydecor #victorianholidaydecor #bhg

The Victorians were hugely influential with how we celebrate Christmas today. A lot of the Christmas traditions that we take for granted were founded, adopted, or made fashionable during the Victorian period. We love looking back at the history of Christmas and its traditions. Here is some more information on on Christmas traditions in England. Plus 9 ways to celebrate Christmas like the Victorians did. #christmas #xmas #victorians #queenvictoria #periodstyle #activities #traditions

Merry Christmas, everyone! Are you done decorating your home and buying gifts for friends and family? Good good. December 25th is just around the corner, and that means you need to start thinking about Christmas cards now. More specifically, what to write inside of them. But very few chosen ones can say they’re a natural when it comes to writing heartfelt Christmas greetings on a card.

Shopping for Christmas presents in the Victorian era could be quite tricky, especially if one was a lady choosing a gift for a gentleman.

With our new home my style is still the same but I feel this sense of adding just a little more bedazzle. Our Christmas style is coming together and I am leaning towards a more Victorian style Christmas. Two weeks ago (I know sorry behind with posting to the blog) I decided to start my […]

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The ‘door was thrown open leading into the great exhibition-room. Here was a magnificent Christmas-tree hung all over with colored wax tapers; here were tables covered with white cloths, and glittering from head to foot with the most bewitching doll-babies, work-boxes, card-cases, silk dresses, rattles, penny whistles, shawls, sashes, drawing-implements, and I don’t know what … Continue reading The Victorian Christmas Tree →