Christmas Symbols – This is a list of Christmas Symbols that we know of and see around Christmas Time. #ChristmasSymbols
Symbol: a mark or character used as a conventional representation of an object, function, or process, e.g. the letter or letters standing for a chemical element or a character in musical notation.
Oxford Dictionary
So far the list has over 40 Symbols for Christmas. Did one you know make the list? Find out! If not, make sure you comment to get that item added!
- Angels
- Bells
- Christmas Tree
- Wreath
- Holly
- Berries
- Ivy
- Christmas Star
- Manger / Nativity
- Christmas Lights
- Candy Canes
- Red
- Green
- Silver
- Gold
- Ginger Bread
- Presents (Gifts)
- Christmas Cards
- Santa Claus
- Reindeer
- Rudolph
- Snow
- Mistletoe
- Elves
- Snowman
- Candles
- Ugly Sweaters
- Christmas Stockings
- Scrooge
- Christmas Carols
- Linus dropping his blanket
- North Pole
- Poinsettias
- Wise Men
- Shepherds
- Sheep
- Sleigh
- Ice Skating
- Polar Bears
- Mittens / Gloves
- Love
- Animals
- EggNog
- Ham
- Family
- Travel
- Coca-Cola Truck with Christmas Lights
- Caribou
- Buddy the Elf
- Frosty the Snowman
- Snow Globes
- Nutcracker
What are some other Christmas Symbols that I should add to this list?
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Make sure to check back often, as more Symbols of Christmas will be added to this list.
From my family to yours ….
First published December 18, 2019. Last updated or republished December 20, 2023.
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