Hey Pandas, What Is Your Favorite Holiday Tradition? (Closed)

A little bit old-fashioned, but we have a Christmas tradition that the oldest family member gives a speech, and we remember all of the family members that are not with us anymore. We pay a minute of silence and then get to give presents to each other. It's simple yet very meaningful to our family. (Don't know how we're going to celebrate this year, though, probably just going to quarantine for 2 weeks and meet if everything goes well)

Today's the first day of Chanukkah, and usually today we make a MASSIVE amount of latkes.

So my tradition is this little game we been playing for already 4 years so, The game needs a real cool gift inside or whatever next u wrap it in saran wrap all over with a lot of it next you get gloves like cooking ones, then you get a dice and the person next to you is rolling to get a 7 for the next person>So once someone gets a 7 u have to stop unwrapping and give it to the next person after that game we have a quick game of loteria, and that is my family Holiday tradition.

We have Christmas tradition, that we all get hot chocolate (Or Coffee, cuz moi parents like coffee) and we would sit in front the fireplace, and get on our phones.

Every year on Christmas eve we get Sushi!

seeing my sister

Putting up the tree and finding our elf on the shelf for 25 days and singing

completely torn between spraying the cats with a spray bottle to get them out of the tree and watching The Nightmare before Christmas

Going to my grandparents house for dinner on christmas eve, opening presents as a family, and then the 30 minute drive home to add suspense! My little brother sleeps in my bed that night (tradition started when we were little) Cue lil b waking me up at 6 and containing him until 7;30.. and we wake up Christmas morning, wait for dad to wake up... and open presents!!

Also building the dickens village with my dad every year!!

Celebrating hanukkah and Christmas because my mom is Jewish and my dad is Christian

My favorite tradition HAS to be spending time with my mom and little sister. We watch movies, bake something, and always get into our pajamas and drink hot chocolate. My mom and I also have a new year's tradition of watching a movie and drinking sparkling apple cider. :P

Thanksgiving and Christmas is ALWAYs spent with my cousins in Indiana.

Guess what came and ruined that tradition.

Green pancakes with my family on Christmas morning

every year we would make friendship bread and play Christmas music. our friendship bread recipe is a family recipe and is a tradition my family has done starting with my great great grandma. we can make huge batches that can last months because of how much batter we can make from just a small cup of starter.

I celebrate Eid! and its the best time of year because we have a big party inviting all of our friends and family and we cater some amazing food, the girls put henna on and ALOT of presents! its the best time of year for me! but this year there's not gonna be a big party due to obvious reasons....

As a family tradition in my house my dad comes over to my moms house and we all open presants and stockings then go over to my grandmas house hang out there nothing special but it is what we do i dont know how much will be different this year but i guess i will see soon

Muslim here.
During Eid Al-Fitr the whole neighborhood is supposed to go to a nearby mosque for the eid prayer.
What my family and I love to do is buy many candies from the supermarket a day before the prayer. We literally fill up the whole basket with boxes of candy. Then at home we gather on the floor with the candy, then divide the candy in little plastic bags. At the eid prayer, me and my siblings go around, giving candy-filled bags to children.

Shortbread! A classic and delicious scottish tradition

Also, on new year's, we have a tradition to watch monster movies like Godzilla and Mothra

Every Christmas Eve, my brother and I would have our mom read ¨The Night Before Christmas¨ to us. We started this when he was 2 and I was 4. He´s now 13 and I´m 15 and we have no intention of giving it up.

Whichever kid finds the pickle ornament on the tree on Christmas Morning gets to open the first present. Apparently it’s more common than I thought!!