However, one question remains: Why are red and green considered the primary colors of Christmas? According to Southern Living, Celtic people centuries ago admired red-and-green-colored holly ...

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas on the ... said Chavez. Those green chiles, allowed to ripen and dry in the sun, turn red, creating a different texture and a somewhat sweeter, more ...

Read on to learn about the significance and history of Christmas colors and by the time you're finished, you'll have a new appreciation for red, green and gold. “No one knows for certain how red ...

During the Christmas season, which is celebrated to mark the birth of Jesus Christ, you find red and green colours everywhere. From the twinkle of Christmas lights to Santa’s suit and the ...

to bring instant texture to their tree. Staying true to more Christmas decorating traditions, the couple complemented the ribbon with red and green ornaments and white string lights – creating a ...

Decorating your home with beautiful Christmas colors that fill every corner with the holiday spirit. We all know red and green are the classic Christmas colors, but do you know the history behind ...

But why are red and green the colors of Christmas? David Landry teaches religious studies at the University of St. Thomas. "We have a lot of different accounts of how it came to be," he said.

As the last Thanksgiving leftover is consumed and the calendar flips to December, the unmistakable red-and-green flood of the Christmas season comes into view. The two colors fill malls and living ...