Across
- 2. Singing carols began as this old English custom.
- 5. World's oldest Santa Claus School in the world.
- 8. In Japan, orders for Christmas must be placed two months in advance at this popular fast-food chain.
- 9. Many popular Christmas traditions find their roots in this pagan festival.
- 11. Originally written to be a Thanksgiving song.
- 13. The tradition of leaving carrots for the reindeer is based on this eight-legged creature from Norse mythology.
- 16. This holiday decoration is actually a parasite.
- 17. This state was the last to declare Christmas a legal holiday.
- 20. This state boasts the biggest snowman ever constructed.
- 21. This American author created the image of Santa’s flying sleigh.
- 22. This band is credited with the most number one Christmas singles.
- 23. The best-selling single of all time.
- 25. This German celebrity popularized Christmas trees when he brought the tradition to England in 1846.
- 26. From 1659 to 1681, it was illegal to celebrate Christmas in this American city.
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- 1. This capital city holds the record for the biggest LED Christmas light display.
- 3. This brand popularized Santa Claus' red suit.
- 4. Italian Santa Claus.
- 5. This holiday decoration is a good source of vitamin c.
- 6. In America, the first batch of eggnog was crafted at this settlement in 1607
- 7. This is the most recorded Christmas song in history.
- 9. Which city in America boasts the tallest Christmas tree ever displayed?
- 10. Highest selling Christmas toy of 1980.
- 12. City claiming to be the birthplace of the "ugly sweater" party.
- 14. Rudolph was almost named what?
- 15. This actor stared in the highest-grossing Christmas movie.
- 16. Rudolph was created as part of a marketing gimmick for this department store.
- 18. The number of people at a Czech Christmas table must be...
- 19. The "X" in X-mas stands for...
- 22. How many Santa Claus like figures are there in Iceland?
- 24. This US President was first to put up an official white house Christmas tree.