December! A month filled with love, humanity and gift giving events like Christmas and New Year Eve, it's also a month filled with Romance.
December is the 12th and last month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars and ome of seven months with the length of 31 days. December is also the month with the shortest daylight hours of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and the longest daylight hours of the year in the Southern Hemisphere.
December in the Northern Hemisphere is the seasonal equivalent to June in the Southern Hemisphere and vice versa. and some more


5. International Hug Day


The hugs are meant to be random act of kindness, a selfless act performed just to make others feel better. This year's International Free Hugs Day is celebrated on Dec 4. Give all your loved ones hugs this day. Grab your sweetie and wrap your arm around him or her affectionately. If someone is far away, send an e-hug or send them a hugging poem or romantic ways to celebrate hugging holidays.

4. Forefathers Day

Forefather's Day is a holiday celebrated in Plymouth, Messachusetts, on December 22. It is a commemoration of the landing of pilgrims fathers in Plymouth, Messachusetts, in 1769. In adjusting the date to the Gregorian Calendar, the anniversary was erroneously established on December 22 instead of December21. Forefathers Day is a well known and well celebrated holiday in Plymouth.


3. Winter Flowers Day

Winter Flowers Day could be a tribute to the flowers in your yard or your local botanical garden. Because December is very romantic month so make it in your way. Send your beloved beautiful bouquet of winter flowers (beautiful winter tulips are a great choice)
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2. Hanukkah; The Wandering Holiday

Hanukkah, based on the Jewish Calendar, is a wandering holiday. This year, the eight-day celebration begins at sunset Dec. 20. In 2016, it will starts on Christmas Eve. In 2013, it's thanksgiving eve, Nov. 27.

1. Boxing Day
Boxing day is a weird holiday. No one is sure when it started or how it get its name. Celebrated in many British-ineluenced lands.
Boxing day is traditionally the day after christmas. It may be an offshoot of St. Stephen's Day, which is what the Irish call it. In Canada and England, it has turned into shopping frenzy like America's Black Friday. The "box in Boxing Day may be the donation bins of the Anglican Church that were opened for the poor on Dec. 26.

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