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That’s lovely! I never thought of using moss to fill out the wreath but it’s a wonderful technique- thank you for sharing! Happy Holidays!. Thanks for sharing that wonderful video on how to make a lovely wreath for Christmas, I love the addition with fruits and pinecones. So where does the ‘traditional’ Christmas door wreath come from? I never saw them in England when I was growing up – I suspect it’s another American import.. I read that Prince Albert introduced the Christmas tree to Buckingham Palace. My mistake I must have read wrong. Annette Schreiber. I always thought that it was Prince Albert, Queen Victoria,s husband that first introduced the Christmas tree to this country. Joseph Aldana. I thought it was Prince Albert who introduced Christmas trees to the UK. I thought Christmas trees were introduced by Prince Albert. Charlotte was German. They did and do a lot of great things. Recently the corona vaccine. Wonder why they are always judge only by WW2 that would be the same if the english were reduced to slave trade. Its wrong! The RF also opens their presents Chicken in this kitchen we dance poster

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Wonderful for you to share how to make a beautiful Christmas door wreath. Since it was introduced by Queen Charlotte back in the 18th century. This is a real treat that I wish to try myself. I thought it was Prince Albert who brought it to England. I though is wax Prince Albert as well, in 1848. I worked at Michael’s Christmas store and a lady travelling to the USA from England came in to see if there were any unique Santa’s. She took my address and wrote to me. Angela McEwen. Sheila Cronin. The tree , and greenery were brought into the home to celebrate the pagan Yule tide , the bringing of light into the darkness of mid winter ,then banned , by Christians , who pinched the pagan celebrations and called it Christmas. It was Prince Albert, consort to Queen Victoria who introduced Christmas trees to the U.K, it was a German tradition to decorate trees. I assume that it was actually the Christmas wreath that Queen Charlotte introduced as a decoration. Chicken in this kitchen we dance poster

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Thank you all, The Royal Family, we love this wreath. We have evergreens of different types on our property, and hope to make a wreath by the end of this week. We are expecting a 2-day snow storm of perhaps 15″ plus. The children are excited, however, our excitement is much more subdued. Merry Christmas and good health to everyone of the Royal Family!. Very creative and lovely! Thank you for sharing! Merry Christmas! Stay safe and well!. Vincent Závodský. Dear The Royal Family,. Remember the part in “Victoria” where Albert arranged all the decorations downstairs and they had a lovely big tree. Think it was the episode with the black child who was a princess in her own country, and Victoria took her in. Wld love to read Victor. Robert Oldham. Christine Davies. Ruth Sprague Sexton. Thanks for sharing that bit of history, about Christmas trees, and when it was introduced to Britain and by whom! Also love the video of the homemade wreath. Very interesting and creative!! I love Christmas, and even though we’re in a pandemic