When Should You Put Up Christmas Lights?
Are you one of those people that puts up their Christmas decorations in November? Or are you someone that waits until December 1st to really embrace the holiday cheer? The…
PASADENA, CA – DECEMBER 18: Homes are decorated with Christmas lights in the neighborhood of Hastings Ranch, Pasadena on December 18, 2020 in Pasadena, California (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
(Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)Are you one of those people that puts up their Christmas decorations in November? Or are you someone that waits until December 1st to really embrace the holiday cheer? The great debate about when you should put up your Christmas lights has always been a thing. As for me and mine, our lights and decor are going up in November 100%. But, there are some people who feel you have to at least wait until Thanksgiving is over. Then, there are others who go completely dedicated and wait until December. I am not sure why it is a big deal, but the debate happens every year. So, is there really a right or wrong time to put up Christmas lights?
South Carolina Public Radio announces when they feel you should put up your Christmas lights. A recent survey of over 4,000 people was taken to see when they feel you should put up Christmas lights. The most common answer was... *drum roll* on December 1st. Although most people say they plan to begin earlier than that, December 1st was the overall most common answer. The survey also shows that each state varies on when they put up their lights as well. The majority of states feel hanging lights before Thanksgiving is too early. On the other hand, Georgia says the earliest they can go is October. WOW! I am sorry, but my lights and decor were up about the first weekend in November. I enjoy Christmas and decor, so I want to be able to enjoy them up as long as possible.
So, now that we know what people think about putting them up. When should you take your Christmas decorations down? Share with us your thoughts!
How To Stream 25 Of Your Favorite Christmas Movies
What's your favorite Christmas movie? That's such a hard question to answer. There are so many fantastic ones that don't get old no matter how many times you watch them. But if you want to watch them you might have a little issue-most people don't even have cable or a DVD player anymore. So how do you watch your favorite holiday classics? Nothing kicks off the holiday season for me like Will Ferrell as Buddy the elf. And it is not Christmas Eve without watching A Muppet Christmas Carol. If you've recently cut the cord you may be scrambling to figure out how to stream your favorite Christmas movies. And nothing is more frustrating than trying to find the one movie you are dead set on watching. That's why I'm here to help. I've compiled a list of 25 of the biggest holiday movies that you have to watch each season and how to stream each of them. We are talking Home Alone, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Elf, and more!
The good news? There is a way to watch them all. The bad news? You'll need multiple streaming services to get them all in. Have another movie you want to watch? Let us know and we will find a way for you to see it!
How To Stream 25 Of Your Favorite Christmas Movies
White Christmas
How To Watch: Netflix
Home Alone and Home Alone 2
How To Watch: Disney +
The Santa Clause and Sequels
How to Watch: Disney +
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Live Action)
How to Watch: HBO Max
Elf
How To Watch: HBO Max
Miracle On 34th Street
How To Watch: Disney +
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
How To Watch: HBO Max
A Christmas Story & A Christmas Story Christmas
How To Watch: HBO Max
The Polar Express
How To Watch: HBO Max
Christmas With The Kranks
How To Watch: Amazon Prime Video
It's A Wonderful Life
How To Watch: Amazon Prime Video
How The Grinch Stole Christmas (Animated)
How To Watch: Peacock
A Muppet Christmas Carol
How To Watch: Disney +
Jingle All The Way
How To Watch: Hulu
Four Christmases
How To Watch: HBO Max
A Charlie Brown Christmas
How To Watch: Apple TV +
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
How To Watch: Amazon Prime Video
Nightmare Before Christmas
How To Watch: Disney +
A Year Without Santa Claus
How To Watch: Apple TV +
Fred Claus
How To Watch: HBO Max
Prancer
How To Watch: HBO Max
Love Actually
How To Watch: Peacock
Scrooged
How To Watch: Amazon Prime Video
I'll Be Home For Christmas
How To Watch: Disney +
Jack Frost
How To Watch: HBO Max
