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Your Family's Christmas traditions..

Victoria Derbyshire | 08:48 AM, Tuesday, 23 December 2008

Is there a particular tradition or ritual that is unique to your family when it comes to Christmas? A colleague in local radio always buys her whole family a new pair of PJs. They open them on Xmas Eve, go to bed in their new jimjams, wake up in their new jimjams and open the rest of their pressies wearing them. Please post your unusual family Christmas traditions here...

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  • 1. At 09:17am on 23 Dec 2008, grudfuttle wrote:

    It's always been a tradition in my family for Christmas day breakfast: Pork pie, fried mushrooms and bread and butter. Don't know where it came from originally, but there's no pressies opened til after Christmas breakie. Is this weird? Regards, Arthur C. Grudfuttle (Leicestershire).

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  • 2. At 05:41am on 02 Jan 2009, Dennis Junior wrote:

    My family doesn't have any family traditions on christmas!

    ~Dennis Junior~

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  • 3. At 07:39am on 07 Jan 2009, bohemiafen wrote:

    We have a very simmilar family xmas breakfast tradition of scrammbled egg,smoked scotish samon with champane.
    Then as you,open pressies.

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