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Taking Christmas Decorations Down On Boxing Day. Officially, it is any time after the twelfth night, which is the. Other denominations, including the catholic church, start counting from boxing day, making january 6th the twelfth night (and the epiphany). But other denominations, including the catholic church, start counting the 12 days of christmas from boxing day, so the 6th january is the twelfth night and also epiphany. Some people take down their trees on boxing day while others do so on january 1 as a way of bringing in the new year. Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1. People can do what they like, and i imagine that if your decorations have been up for weeks and weeks it might be quite a relief to. The church of england calculates from christmas day, so the twelfth night always falls on january 5th. The church of england counts from christmas day, so the twelfth night always falls on 5th january. Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1. Frances tilstone, of greetings card manufacturer scribbler, also suggests you should not necessarily be in a hurry to dispose of your.

Other denominations, including the catholic church, start counting from boxing day, making january 6th the twelfth night (and the epiphany). Officially, it is any time after the twelfth night, which is the. Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1. But other denominations, including the catholic church, start counting the 12 days of christmas from boxing day, so the 6th january is the twelfth night and also epiphany. The church of england counts from christmas day, so the twelfth night always falls on 5th january. Some people take down their trees on boxing day while others do so on january 1 as a way of bringing in the new year. The church of england calculates from christmas day, so the twelfth night always falls on january 5th. People can do what they like, and i imagine that if your decorations have been up for weeks and weeks it might be quite a relief to. Frances tilstone, of greetings card manufacturer scribbler, also suggests you should not necessarily be in a hurry to dispose of your. Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1.

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Taking Christmas Decorations Down On Boxing Day Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1. Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1. But other denominations, including the catholic church, start counting the 12 days of christmas from boxing day, so the 6th january is the twelfth night and also epiphany. Other denominations, including the catholic church, start counting from boxing day, making january 6th the twelfth night (and the epiphany). People can do what they like, and i imagine that if your decorations have been up for weeks and weeks it might be quite a relief to. The church of england counts from christmas day, so the twelfth night always falls on 5th january. Frances tilstone, of greetings card manufacturer scribbler, also suggests you should not necessarily be in a hurry to dispose of your. Some people take down their tree and decorations on boxing day, while others remove theirs on january 1. Officially, it is any time after the twelfth night, which is the. The church of england calculates from christmas day, so the twelfth night always falls on january 5th. Some people take down their trees on boxing day while others do so on january 1 as a way of bringing in the new year.