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Christmas in July: How To Celebrate This Summer

Whether it's decorating or hosting a party, we've got you covered with ideas.

Craig Kanalley
Jul 25, 2024
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It's not too early to think about Christmas, especially on July 25. This marks the unofficial holiday of Christmas in July, which some people celebrate all month long. We all love an extra reason to party, right?

Here are some things you can do to celebrate Christmas in July:

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Hang up Lights

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They don't have to be traditional Christmas lights. Lights of any kind will do just fine. It adds to the vibe.

Host a Party

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And encourage everyone to bring a gift for a White Elephant Secret Santa exchange.

Put Up A Wreath

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It's a great way to show you're in the Christmas spirit!

Make Cookies

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Your place will smell great – double win?

Make Hot Cocoa

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It'll play tricks with your mind, and you can pretend it's truly Christmas season.

Listen to Christmas Music

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Maybe even do some Christmas caroling? We're not kidding.

Have a BBQ

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Christmas-themed, of course, but otherwise just like any other summer party at the grill.

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