Friday, September 16, 2011

History of the Christmas tree

Since the garden of Eden in the tradition of the middle ages to European royalty at White House ceremony of lighting Christmas tree, the evolution of the decorated, lit indoor and outdoor Christmas tree was a bit of a journey over the years. The Christmas tree is also called a Christmas tree.


If celebrate you Christmas Christian or non-Christian Christmas tree is widely accepted symbol of the Christmas season. Families are memories of Christmas as they decorate the tree together. Sitting around the tree in the days preceding Christmas. And, of course, race to the Christmas tree Christmas morning to see the beautiful stash of gifts waiting for little fingers.


The tradition of the Christmas tree, we are celebrating today is an interesting mixture of the history of facts and stories of Word of mouth. The combination of the two formed the modern version of the indoor Christmas tree, lit in Evergreen. When you look at the traditions of the Christmas tree, a person can start back at the celebrations of the tree of the knowledge in the garden of Eden. In the middle ages, evergreens were decorated with apples red to celebrate the feast of Adam and Eve.


In the traditions of the middle ages, the history of Christmas tree moves of evergreen trees being decorated outside trees moved inside but not decorated, domestic trees decorated and illuminated. The first trees to the Interior were also suspended upside down. 16Th century Germany FIR were decorated, inside and outside, with apples, pink, Golden candy and colored paper. This tradition is closer to the tradition of the Christmas tree we currently practise.


It is not clear who should be credited with first decorated a tree of inland with lights. There are a number of stories crediting Martin Luther with the first lights on an indoor tree. There are also credit Martin Luther with regards the part of right accounts tree. The most accepted is the version of history like this - Martin Luther wanted to share experience with his family to a winter night walk by the starlight sparkling evergreen trees. Thus, he placed lights on the indoor tree, to show her family the beauty of the trees in the starlight.


In the 17th century, the tradition of decorating Christmas trees began to spread in the part of Europe. They were decorated with apples, nuts and strips of red paper. It is in this period of time that the Royal families have begun to accept the idea of a "Christmas tree". It took some time for the tradition of Christmas to be accepted by the United States tree. The first President to introduce the tree in the White House in 1856 was Franklin Pierce. President Calvin Coolidge lit the Christmas tree first, now famous, national in 1923 on the lawn of the White House. In 1979, President Jimmy Carter lit only the crowning star atop the national tree in honour of the American hostages.


Today people celebrate Christmas decorate their trees with various types of lights and ornaments. There are beautiful trees Christmas themed with ribbons, flowers, lights and ornaments. As well as trees beautifully decorated with mismatched ornaments that tell a story of life each year as you decorate your tree.


Today we also have a large number of choices as to whether if we want a real or artificial tree, what are the dimensions of a tree, what kind of tree, either pre lit and etc. There are artificial trees now being made this look so real that you need to wear gloves put them together. These trees also provide options that are pre - bed with white and colored lights that can change depending on which button you press on your remote control. A Christmas tree is a tree with a remote control, every man needs.


However, you choose decorate your Christmas tree have a great time creating memories with those you love this Christmas season.