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These 55 Vintage Christmas Ideas can help you rediscover some of the magic from your childhood and bring some of that charm to your holiday celebration.

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Spanning from 1837 to 1901, the Victorian era left an indelible mark on many Christmas traditions still celebrated today. Queen Victoria and her German-born husband, Prince Albert, popularized the Christmas tree in Britain, and soon after, the Victorian Christmas emerged as a symbol of warmth, hospitality, and craft. After all, our favorite holiday classics such as A Christmas Carol or Silent Night were born in the 19th century. #victorianchristmas

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Many Victorian Christmas traditions inspired our holiday rituals today. But some odd ones, like playing snap-dragon and other dangerous parlor games, are no longer common.

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Guest Post by Sam of Dove Cottage Looking for a fun craft to get you in the festive spirit? Want to get your home Christmas-ready on a tight budget? Well you’ve come to the right place, because I’ve got the perfect post for you! The ultimate Christmas craft that cannot fail to get you feeling festive: drying your own orange slices. I usually do this a couple of times in the run up to Christmas, and it’s so much easier than you think. Not only does it give you a beautiful decoration for…