Unique Christmas Puns

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I'm a foreigner staying in Prague for a few weeks. I want to get my gf something special this month. What are your recommendations for gifts that are

• Unique to Europe (or the Czech Republic) in that it's not available outside of Europe.
• Only is offered during Christmas

Price is not too much of a concern. I am willing to spend quite a lot on this Christmas gift. Any recommendations are appreciated

Just curious as to how you and your loved ones celebrate Christmas Day and if there are any traditions that make it unique and special? For over 60 years now our family put all those who are gathered names into a bowl, and the name selected is designated as 'Santa', Santa then gives out the gifts under the tree. As the family has grown and split into groups of their own, this tradition still continues (with some branches of the family making Santa wear festive costumes). While only a small part of the day, it is lovely to see the tradition carrying on down the generations.

Haven’t been to the Ripe market yet but I’ve heard great things- anything there anyone would recommend? Or local Etsy crafters?

So, I just saw a post on askeurope where someone asked something similar. Is there some kind of treat you all eat only around Christmas time that is unique to your country? Some shops around here have already begun selling pan dulce/panettone, so it just hit me Christmas is actually close.

Also, pan dulce con frutas o de otro tipo?

Great general search terms include: personalized, cocktail, candle, bottle, wooden, unique

11 Unusual Christmas Traditions From Around the World

One unusual or unique Christmas tradition from every state of the US.

Of course there are many others that both lists don't include.

A personal favorite comes from Mars, PA, a town about 20 miles north of Pittsburgh. Mars has a spaceship in the center of town.

Although I couldn't find any pictures of it, I've seen it in person: At Christmas time they put a sleigh with Santa behind the spaceship and run strings of lights to the sleigh, so it looks like the spaceship is pulling Santa along.

ET, GIVE GIFTS.

Last year I went to print studio and made coffee mugs with a screenshot of my friends 100+ point gameweek. It turned out very well. My creative mind isnt so sharp this year, so I'm asking you for help. Thank you in advance :)

We spent a lot of money (to us) on tickets (good seats) for the Miami tour date. Therefore, it is my 6 year old son’s only real Christmas present from us. I want to make the opening of the gift as amazing as possible. He has never been to a concert. He has a little brother that will have many little inexpensive present to open. He will have this one gift. This would be equivalent to a first trip to Disney for most kids. Has anyone ever gifted or received tickets as a gift in a fun/exciting way? Please share!

Looking for some cool local gift ideas.

I know that the items highlighted in pink are found on the tracks named for the corresponding rooms. But I've never actually seen the items highlighted in yellow, like the chocolate for the gingerbread house in the kitchen. How am I supposed to find these items? I'm starting to feel like I'm doomed to never finish this event.