Therefore people who celebrate Christmas might consider the 6 ... English Heritage says, “The theory that it’s bad luck to leave decorations up beyond Twelfth Night (around 6 January) is ...

So leaving Christmas decorations up too long after the 12th night is said to bring bad luck, but of course, that's according to folklore," associate lifestyle Good Housekeeping editor Alyssa ...

Some Christmas decoration involves fine webbing or netting ... Another thing to consider is that any plastic decorations are a bad idea, not only because of plastic's environmental impact during ...

A word of caution: According to folklore, leaving Christmas decorations up too long after the Twelfth Night is said to bring bad luck. If you don't have big New Year's Eve plans, consider it a ...

This includes the exact date you should take down your Christmas tree and decorations to avoid a year of bad luck. David Sumner, sales manager at Christmas Tree World said: “For some ...

If worst comes to worst ... But under no circumstances can you defile your MAGA Christmas decorations with a Santa – molded-plastic, inflatable or otherwise. Santa Claus is a known socialist ...

This used to be the official end of Christmas in Medieval England. Dr Michael Carter, English Heritage’s senior properties historian, said: “The tradition that it is bad luck to keep decorations up ...

It's typically observed on the evening of the 5th of January." Is it considered bad luck to leave Christmas decorations up in January? According to Mr Sumner: "Rushing to take your decorations ...