• A pre-lit tree • Wreaths • Ornaments • All holiday decor

It’s simple, isn’t it? Christmas is the most magical time of the year.

Cold winter outside. It’s dark. Inside it’s warm and cozy. Hot chocolate, eggnog, a fine wine or your favorite special beer. Life already seems better.

Christmas movie classics. “White Christmas” playing. A warm, classic Christmas book.

And then it ends.

No matter what you make of the “other” holidays or, like me, even invent some - there’s no place like Christmas.

So when that special time arrives you should be able to wrap yourself in it. Comfortably. Surround you with it. Warm yourself with it.

I live towards it

I miss it when Christmas is not there. Once the leaves start falling I start to live towards the new Event.

Halloween - now it’s just one more month! Just one? Heck yes! December 1st those Christmas decorations start to go up, right?

Right!

And then I want to surround myself with it. Drown in it. We have this growing collection of Christmas movies and we watch them all. Hours of Christmas music - and we play it all.

And yes, as a computer user - I want that same experience on my computer. I want Christmas screensavers, Christmas desktops, Christmas themes. I want to read about Santa.

Don’t you?

Thus Joy of Christmas was born. The site has been around a while but as a family man I don’t always have the time I want to invest in such a project. So, like Christmas, the site has aged well, come to maturity - and now is ready for the child in all of us.

Statement of Faith

Joy of Christmas is an outspoken believer in the existence of Santa Claus. We have performed extensive research and cannot but verify that, yes, Santa Claus exists.

Although we haven’t been eye-witness to any of them, we are also well aware of the existence of Santa’s Elves.

Furthermore, Joy of Christmas says “Merry Christmas” and not “Happy Holidays”. Just like we say “happy birthday” instead of “happy anniversaries”.

Finally - Christmas trees are green. Not white, black, or red. Upside down or sideways trees also do not count. Dot.