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Merry Christmas and I wish from the bottom of my heart that this Christmas brings all prosperity,joy, peace and love in your life may your all dreams come true and you achieve your goals of your lives may the kindness of almighty be showers upon you and get more closer to God jesus christ. We all wait eagerly for this most awaited festival of joy and happiness it is the time when winter is on peak but the warmth of the festive season doubles the joy. It is the time when we show our love care gratitude and respect to our elders and younger, time to gift something to mum dad grandma grandpa sister husband wife newlyweds,celebrating first Christmas as a mother or father, wishing friends and neighbours,time to purchase something unique for him for her for kids for babies for everyone, gifts that last forever. The laugh of Santa Claus is start to echo in the ears, with every passing moment advancing to the festival our heartbeat start to grow faster, Santa claus the most awaited character for all becomes the soul of this festive season many a people start to grow their beard just for this the king of festivals Christmas. I am sharing some historical facts about Christmas. Traditionally it is the festival of Christians who celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. But according to the historic facts it was become the secular family holiday celebrated by Christians and non Christians on 25 December in the Gregorian calendar. Christmas trees were first used by ancient Egyptians and Romans,santa claus was known as Sinterklaas in Dutch, as per the facts Santa claus did not always wear red attire in modern time the image is depicted in red attire in ancient times it Grey, green, and in current era red. It is celebrated as the birthday of jesus christ who was the son of God according to Christian's belief. The legend of Santa Claus can be traced back hundreds of years to a monk named St. Nicholas. It is believed that Nicholas was born sometime around 280 A.D. in Patara, near Myra in modern-day Turkey.