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Armenian Christmas Eve is a special night for Armenian people, celebrated on January 5th. Families gather to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. They attend church for a special service, light candles, and sing joyful songs. At home, families enjoy a festive meal together called "Khetum," which includes foods like fish, rice, and Christmas pudding. People exchange good wishes and sometimes small gifts, feeling happy and thankful. It's a time to be with family, remember important traditions, and feel connected to their faith and culture.
How to celebrate Armenian Christmas Eve?
Gather your family and friends for a cozy evening. Light some candles to make your home warm and bright. Cook a special meal with traditional Armenian dishes that everyone loves. After dinner, sing joyful Christmas songs together. Share stories about fun and happy times. If you have a small gift, exchange it with a loved one to show how much you care. Remember to go to church and enjoy the beautiful service. Before bed, say a prayer and think about all the good things in your life. Fall asleep with a happy heart, knowing Christmas Day is almost here.
Where Armenian Christmas Eve is celebrated?
- - International
- - Armenia
- - parts of the Armenian diaspora
