Home For The Holidays

Aside from safety guidelines established by local authorities, there are not many rules when it comes to decorating for the holidays.

People indulge just a little bit more when the holidays arrive. That may translate into enjoying an extra meal at a favorite neighborhood restaurant, buying one or two additional gifts to stash under the tree or hosting a gathering with close friends that stretches into the wee hours of the morning.

It just isn’t the holidays without some classic ham or turkey on the dinner table surrounded by family and friends. However, along with side dishes, drinks, and desserts, these two types of meat can easily add up to days’ worth of fat and sodium—in just one meal.

Stuck on what to serve for your next family gathering? How about what to bring to Aunt Carol’s annual family celebration? Here are five perfect serving snacks sure to please any holiday crowd!

Make your holiday menu healthy and delicious by using these six in-season fruits and vegetables in side dishes, desserts, and as the main course.

Holiday decorations always bring out the spirit of the season. From simple to fancy, tiny to life-size, and traditional to new, these unique decorations for indoors and outdoors are sure to have your family singing your favourite carols in no time!

From family get togethers to Christmas parties, the holidays are about spending time with loved ones. Should you become the host, you may need a few tips to get you through the planning process. Here’s how to pull off an amazing night with ease.

Spruce up your tree this year by adding homemade ornaments to its branches. From elegant to rustic, there are many easy and fun possibilities for every crafter.

Ditch the store-bought decorations this year in favor of DIY pieces that will add unique and memorable touches to your holiday home. From garlands to centerpieces, here are a few of the best ideas for homemade décor.

Some of the best holiday fun comes from dumping out a stocking of little gifts wrapped in pretty paper and big bows. Check out these stocking stuffers that are all around $10 so they won’t break the bank. They prove that good things still do come in small packages!