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Gifting Traditions on New Year

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The day when every gift shop dreams of making it big on the sales chart is January 1st. Gifting traditions of New Year what it is known today has come from olden days of traditional receiving and giving of gifts starting from New Years Eve. Gifts heal; they warm the heart with the abstract affections that come along with the object itself - which is why we say it with flowers or a present. 123New Year offers information on Gift Traditions on New Year.In France, Switzerland, Russia and Greece, bartering of presents was in vogue even before Christ's birth. In the US, the German and Dutch influences of New Year gift- giving continued.

The Celts or the Druids prepared gifts of mistletoe to mark the advent of the year.The Romans called them strenae implying the goddess of luck, Strenia.

Initially the gifts comprised branches of sacred plants, the imprint of Janus the two- headed god. What began as gifting to the emperor developed into a compulsory payment, until forbidden by the pope in 458 A.D.Queen Elizabeth was precocious of the gift items and made receiving them mandatory.

By the Restoration, the custom had declined. The Victorians customarily gifted gloves and oranges stuck with cloves so as to preserve and flavor wine. This practice was brought to America by the English and the French. The Scots observed the feast of New Year by going from door to door and singing ditties.

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