French Christmas Celebration Part 2 New! Info

Though 40 days after Christmas, Chandeleur marks the official end of the Christmas cycle. Tradition holds that crêpes should be made while holding a coin in one hand and flipping the crêpe with the other to bring prosperity. This day also recalls the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple.

Continuing from the preparations of early December, the heart of a French Christmas celebration—the Réveillon French Christmas Celebration Part 2

: The Christmas tree, often decorated with baubles and lights. Though 40 days after Christmas, Chandeleur marks the

French Christmas Celebration: A Deep Dive into Traditions Following our initial look at the festive season, Part 2 explores the specific rituals, regional flavors, and the sacred feast that defines a French Christmas. The Main Event: Le Réveillon Though 40 days after Christmas