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Christmas is an annual festival, commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world. The feast is centered to the Christian liturgical year. It is preceded by the season of Advent or the Nativity Fast and initiates the season of Christmastide, which historically in the West lasts twelve days and culminates on the Twelfth Night.

Christmas Day is a public holiday in many of the world's nations, is celebrated religiously by a majority of Christians, as well as culturally by many non-Christians, and forms an integral part of the holiday season centered around it.

The first harbingers of Christmas arrive in October when jarring sales and dec­orations follow fast on the heels of summer. But by December, Christmas's true heralds are out: twinkling lights lining streets, the smell of balsam and spice cookies wafting through the house and visits from friends and relatives. The season's spirit drives people to the mall, to the kitchen, to midnight mass and to festive gatherings.

But how did people celebrate Christmas before the advent of shopping malls and electric lights? What's the history behind the tradition? At its core, Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Jesus.

Giving gifts is not a really big deal. As long as you show kindness and forgiveness to other, you already gave them a gift wherein money cannot buy and that is what we need and that is the true essence of Christmas.

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Ways to Beat Impulsive Buying When Christmas Shopping

• Fulfill Your Important Financial Obligations First. Before you go on a Christmas shopping spree, allocate your money first to things that matter. Clear or pay down your debts, increase your emergency fund, and diversify your investments.
• Set a Realistic Christmas Shopping Budget. Many people blow their budgets because they spend aimlessly without thinking of the total cost and its breakdown. Make a clear-cut budget for your Christmas shopping first. Remember that spending for the holidays isn’t just about the actual gifts. You also have to factor other costs into your Christmas shopping budget: gift wrappers, greeting cards, shipping fees, commuting cost, and food. To make your budgeting easy and organised, create a list showing the total cost, total spent to date, remaining amount, and expense breakdown.
• Make a Holiday Gift Shopping List. Channel your inner Santa. Make a list—and check it twice—before you shop for Christmas presents. This helps you stick to your planned purchases and fight the urge to buy stuff for yourself that you don’t really need.
• Weigh the Want vs. Need Option. Chances are there will still be items in your cart that you don’t actually need. Before you head to the counter or while you’re standing in line, ask yourself questions about whether you need a particular item or you just want it. An effective way to judge between your wants vs. needs is to think whether or not a particular purchase will help you achieve your goals in life. For example, if you’re aiming for a healthy lifestyle, then it’s easy to decide that you don’t need to buy that deep fryer on your shopping cart.
• Focus on What You’re Spending, Not the Discount. Holiday sales left and right—so many temptations to splurge! Admit it—you feel proud of yourself when you score a huge discount at the mall. But that feeling won’t last because chances are, your wallet will get thinner when you get home. When Christmas shopping, why don’t you focus on the amount you’re spending for an item rather than the amount you’ll save?

There are plenty of ways to save on your purchases online. Most Christmas shopping online sites such as Amazon, Argos, Debenhams, Disney Store, Poundland, and eBay have regular sales, seasonal clearance, and flash sales where you can get up to 50% off on a wide array of Xmas decorations like blush pink Christmas decorations.

There are even retailers that have 3 for 2 and 2 for 1 offer on select items. Also, the best time to get huge savings is during Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Boxing Day where an extensive selection of Next Christmas pjs and Marks and Spencer christmas cards are reduced to clear.

Knowing when and where to look for the lowest possible price when doing your shopping for the best 10 Christmas gifts from Christmas shopping centres is the key here. Fortunately, you don't have to spend hours online searching for special offers, bargain deals, and price drops on clothing, toys, gadgets, kitchen appliances, and so much more.

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