Christmas is celebrated on December 25, a week before New Year, with the purpose of commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, which makes this a religious holiday in which It is usually shared with family and friends.
Part of that sharing is in the gifts, which although children write to receive gifts, among adults, they also give each other as gifts, which is synonymous with that special magic of Christmas.
To promote a good atmosphere on these dates, it is necessary to use Christmas colors that go beyond green and red, which are the most representative, in the same way, others such as white, silver and gold, each with meanings that are important to know.
Green
Green is a color purely from nature that symbolizes hope, and that is precisely why it is so used at Christmas, since it is the reflection of pine trees, leaves and other allusive decorations.
It should be noted that there is a character called Grinch who appears in various films, known for his hatred of Christmas and whose skin tone is completely green.
The great thing about movies like The Grinch is that he himself realizes at the end what values Christmas really has, such as generosity, love, kindness and joy.
Red
The color red represents love, courage and passion that is permeated in all areas of life. At Christmas, this color is equal to the existence of all humanity and those who celebrate it.
It is without a doubt the most popular color during these holidays, and can be seen in the Santa Claus character’s suit and in hundreds of decorations and garments.
White
snowman
It is attributed to Christmas given the color of the snow, which appears in winter, reflecting the purity and hope around the arrival of a new cycle and the future of all human beings.
In winter countries it is typical to make snowmen, which are decorated at the mercy of their owners or simply bought from another material, especially if it does not snow in the place.
Silver
This color is amazing and symbolizes the magic of Christmas when it is illuminated by the light of the moon, and likewise the spirituality behind its celebration.
It is very common to find silver in Christmas tree decorations, as well as in interior decoration details, among others.
Golden
It was added to the Christmas festivities given its power of attraction, prosperity and abundance, both on a material and spiritual level, and in aspects oriented to the health of all family members.
It is also common to use it decoratively, even more so in the Christmas star, and there are those who include it as part of their outfits.