This transformation was driven to a considerable extent by Victoria and Albert’s enthusiasm—verging on mania—for Christmas. They were the first Christmas influencers, spreading traditions ...

In fact, the royal Christmas tree, now a cherished symbol, owes its prominence to Victoria and her German-born consort, Prince Albert. While Christmas trees were introduced to Britain by Queen ...

It's hard to imagine now, but at the beginning of the 19th century Christmas was hardly celebrated. Many businesses did not even consider it a holiday. However by the end of the century it had ...

In 1846, Victoria and her German husband, Prince Albert, put up a Xmas tree. They decorated it with toys, candy, popcorn, and cakes. Once word spread, the popularity of Christmas trees took off.

Fact or Fiction: Albert fell through the ice and ... or whether she came at Christmas, the story of Sarah and Victoria’s relationship is true. Originally name Aina, Sarah Forbes Bonetta was ...

The extremely close relationship between Victoria and Albert has inspired dozens of books, films and series. They idolized one another and wrote about their love in numerous letters and diary entries.