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PostSubject: According to old German Tradition   According to old German Tradition EmptySat Nov 15, 2008 2:34 am

According to an old German tradition, a newlywed couple's tree should include these 12 ornaments to ensure happiness for their life together.
An Angel symbolizes God.
A Bird symbolizes good luck.
A House signifies family shelter.
A Teapot symbolizes hospitality.
A Pine Cone symbolizes eternity.
Fruit symbolizes plentiful blessings.
A Rose is the symbol of the Virgin Mary.
An Animal symbolizes peace with nature.
A Santa Claus is the symbol of giving and caring.
A Fish symbolizes Christ as well as fertility.
A Flower Basket represents beauty in the home.
A Heart represents true love



This is according to an old German tradition



A Couples first Christmas tree should include these 12 symbols to ensure Happiness



A Rose for Affection

A Fish for Christ's Blessing

An Angel for Gods Guidance

A Fruit Basket for Generosity

A Flower Basket for Good Wishes

A Santa for Goodwill

A Heart for True Love

A Bird for Joy

A House for Protection

A Rabbit for Hope

A Pinecone for Fruitfulness

A Teapot for Hospitality
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