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Christmas speeches: short and sweet

By:  Susan Dugdale  | Last modified: 09-30-2023

How to prepare the best Christmas speech ever!

Christmas speeches are often expected as part of workplace celebrations, like the annual company or office Christmas party. Or they may be included in a family and friends get together on Christmas day.

And, yes, it can be really tricky pulling a good one together.

Let's face it.

By the time the season of merriness is upon us, being hey-ho, cheerily merry about preparing a Christmas speech can feel like a step too far. 

One twinkly fairy light too many.

However, you can do this. You can find the right words, and make the speech you give a gift by keeping it short, simple and sincere. In other words: stunningly, genuinely awesome. Just the best Christmas speech ever. ☺

The most efficient way to prepare your speech is to:

• start with reading through the 7 step  Christmas Speech template . That will help  you focus your thoughts about what you want to speak about.  
• look over the 6 Christmas theme suggestions to see if there's one you would like to use as the core idea or thread linking your ideas together.
• look through the Christmas quotations to see if there's one you'd like to use somewhere in your speech. (Maybe at the conclusion?)  
• then download the free printable speech outline pdf .
• follow steps 1- 6   to create your speech outline using the printable. 
• use the suggestions in step 7 to get from the speech outline to a speech ready for rehearsal.
• go through each of the suggestions in step 8 (a bonus step!) to make sure you are as prepared as you can be.

See these 7 steps to Christmas speech happiness in action

Check a completed  Christmas speech outline  prepared using this template to see how it works before you begin. It may help make the steps easier for you to follow.

 7 step Christmas speech template

1. who is your speech for.

Is it family, friends, work colleagues, club members...?

What do they want, or expect, to hear? What would delight them?  Is it stories about the events of the year shared by everybody, the company triumphs or challenges...? 

Does the occasion suit light-hearted humor or is a solemn tone more appropriate?

Knowing exactly who the audience is will help you choose the tone and content of the speech.

For example, it's unlikely your workplace colleagues would think it appropriate if you were overly flippant, or familiar, and regaled them with tales of your five year old son's exploits. Or that your family would be thrilled to hear a detailed week by week breakdown of how sales sunk or soared in the third quarter.  

2. What is the purpose of your speech?

Are you aiming to inspire people? Do you wish to unite them? Perhaps you want to thank them? Maybe you want them to laugh and relax.

And perhaps what you want to achieve is a combination of all those suggestions.

Being clear about why you are making the speech will guide your choice of theme, tone and content.

What's certain is you're not deliberately setting out to bore them by rambling on and on, then on some more. 

3. What theme is right for your audience?

A theme is a thread to hang your speech on. It unites it by linking all the pieces, (opening, body and conclusion), together.  To keep your speech simple choose  one from these  six theme suggestions . 

4. Organize or outline the body of your speech

It's easier to begin with the body or middle of your speech because this is where you express your main points or ideas around your chosen theme. You will add the conclusion and beginning later.

Depending on how long you want to speak for, choose 1 to 3 main points fitting your audience, purpose and theme. 

Start with the most important first. For each point you make, give one or two examples to illustrate it.

When you give your speech you'll link the points with transitions, or bridges, to enable your audience to follow you easily from one idea to the next.

(If you want more information about transitions, why you need them, and how they work, you'll find it here on this page:  how to write a speech . Scroll down the page to Step 5: Transitions.)

The pattern or template you'll use looks like this:

• Point One : Main idea - Example, example Transition or link to...
• Point Two : Idea - Example, example Transition or link to...
• Point Three : Idea - Example, example Transition or link to conclusion of your Christmas speech.

5. Organize or outline the conclusion

The ending of you speech should leave your audience full of hope: looking forward to coming events, united, and with a sense of gratitude.

To finish well, reinforce your theme, summarize your main points and end with strong statement or maybe a quotation.   What's ideal is an ending your audience will remember.

For more about conclusions, with examples of speech endings, see: how to end a speech .

6. Organize or outline the introduction

The beginning of your speech:

• Acknowledges and welcomes guests to the occasion. (If you have guests of honor, name them.)
• Introduces the theme of your speech.
• Gives a broad overview of the main points.
• And links or transitions into the body of the speech - your most important and first point.

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Download a printable outline template

The printable outline template pdf will guide you through each of the first six steps. Once it's complete you'll be ready to move on to step 7: working with your notes to turn them into a speech.

(The pdf will open in a new window.)

7. Getting from outline to speech

A speech is not a speech until it is spoken out loud to an audience. 

If you've followed the first six steps what you've got now is a collection of ideas: sequenced notes covering everything you intend to speak about.

Your next task is to tie your content together from beginning to end so when you say it out loud it flows naturally and can be easily followed by your audience. 

There are several ways of doing this. 

a) Give a manuscript speech

One way is to use your outline to write the entire speech out paragraph by paragraph, sentence by sentence, word for word. This is called a manuscript speech.

When you deliver the speech, you will read it.

Use the manuscript method if it makes you feel more comfortable or safer. That's important if this is a first speech, or you are very pushed for time.

(Here are two short company Christmas party speeches . Both are in manuscript format. I have given you the complete text of each one to read.)

For much more about writing speeches see: how to write a speech . The article has tips on how to write oral language, that is language to be spoken rather than read, writing for a particular audience, tone and vocabulary choices, how to write a good introduction and a lot more. 

Once you've finalized the text you're ready to practice reading it aloud. For you own sake please take the time to do this.  A speech badly read is very difficult to listen to and you want your speech remembered for the right reasons.

Besides, delivering a manuscript speech well is a valuable skill to have. Find out  how to read a speech effectively .

b) Give an extemporaneous speech using cue cards

Another way is to give your speech extemporaneously. That is to use a mix of carefully scripted and sequenced material and impromptu speaking.

Done well, an extemporaneous speech is naturally flowing and conversational. (My sample office Christmas party speech is an example of one.)

Steps 4, 5 and 6 of your completed outline forms a large chunk of the preparation for one. 

How you link all that material together, and the exact words you use is the improvised or impromptu part of the mix. 

To interact with your audience and speak freely, without having to use a podium to put outline notes on, use hand held cue cards. This entails transferring your outline to a carefully curated series of numbered and labeled cards.

Each card carries one MAIN point and its supporting details. 

When you glance at it, the words and phrases you've put on it act as a prompt and you remember what you wanted to cover.

For more: how to make and use cue cards

Rehearsing your speech

Both ways, manuscript and extemporaneous, need practice or rehearsal before you deliver the speech to your audience.

Have a few trusted friends, colleagues or family members listen to it. Get their feedback on content, tone and length, * (2-3 minutes is good.) Make any changes necessary, and run it through again.

* Timing your speech is important. You'll want to make sure it easily fits the time allotted in occasion's program. And that you avoid the embarrassment of going on too long and keeping people from what they want to do! Keep it brief.

8. How, when and where is the speech being delivered?

This eighth step covers the make or break details: the seemingly little things that if overlooked can change an experience from happy to challenging in an instant.

How, when and where you deliver your speech significantly affects aspects of the preparation you need to do.

For example if the setting for your speech is an intimate family gathering around the dinner table you won't need a lectern/podium on a raised stage or a microphone.

But if you're in a hall they might be absolutely necessary to be seen and heard.

Thinking ahead will help you make sure you have gathered together everything you need and have done everything you can in order to give your speech well. For instance:

• If you need a mike, you've got it, know how to use it and have tested it.  
• If you're standing on a stage or dais to give your speech that you've stood on it before the event to make sure the sight lines for those watching are OK and that everyone will see you.  
• You've made sure the lighting works for you and the audience.  
• If you're using either cue cards or a complete manuscript, you've practiced with them to make sure you can read them easily. (See how make cue cards and  how to read a speech effectively  for information about the best readable lay outs.)
• You've got a stand to put your notes on, if you need one.  You've checked that it's the right height for you and have practiced using it.
• If possible, you've scheduled your speech for the beginning of the occasion.  
• You've saved the glass of Christmas cheer to have after your speech rather than before it and, you've remembered to smile. This is a festive 'we-are-having-a-good-time'  speech. You need to look the part! ☺

(This list is a version of what I call a Bring-It-On list . The principle behind compiling one is that if you carefully think through every aspect of making the speech, there'll be very little chance of something vital being overlooked.

• Have I got the right date, the right venue?
• Are my clothes sorted?

A bring-it-on list is great for reassuring yourself that you've done as much as you can to be ready.

Open the  Bring-It-On list  link and you'll find out more about them and a printable ready for your use.)  

6 suitable themes for Christmas speeches

1. Gratitude

Be specific about what you are expressing gratitude for, and why.  Are you grateful for health, family, workmates, friendship, kindness, favorable events, good times together, challenges, food, your country, the world we share...?

This could be about the joy of giving:  giving time, giving thought, giving a helping hand, giving gifts, giving donations...

Hope is feeling positive about looking ahead. You could talk about feeling hopeful regarding new beginnings, plans for the future, resolutions, nurturing creativity or ideas, sowing seeds...

4. Remembrance

Remembrance is way of honoring or respecting the past. It could be recollections of people or events and their significance, highlights of the previous year's events...

5. Family, company or organization

What unites the group of people you are giving this speech to? Are you family? Do you share the same workplace or club?

Use this theme to talk about significant events impacting the lives of group members: births, deaths, triumphs, and challenges...

Or you could talk about the importance of love, belonging, continuity, history, values, hopes... from the point of view of being a member of this group. 

Use this theme to emphasize cooperation, community, the achievements made possible through working together, embracing and celebrating differences, humanity, love, compassion and understanding...

Have you seen the sample speeches yet?

Don't miss out on the  sample Christmas Speech outline  prepared using these 7 steps. You'll see how easy it will be to adapt the template for your own use!

And there are these two short company Christmas party speech examples to read as well.

Quotations for Christmas speeches

Christmas, children, is not a date. It is a state of mind. Mary Ellen Chase

If there is no joyous way to give a festive gift, give love away.

Heap on the wood! The wind is chill; But let it whistle as it will, We'll keep our Christmas merry still. Sir Walter Scott

I am not alone at all, I thought. I was never alone at all. And that, of course, is the message of Christmas. We are never alone. Not when the night is darkest, the wind coldest, the word seemingly most indifferent. For this is still the time God chooses. Taylor Caldwell

Gifts of time and love are surely the basic ingredients of a truly merry Christmas. Peg Bracken

Christmas Day is a day of joy and charity. May God make you very rich in both. Phillips Brooks

Christmas gift suggestions: To your enemy, forgiveness. To an opponent, tolerance. To a friend, your heart. To a customer, service. To all, charity. To every child, a good example. To yourself, respect. Oren Arnold

The way you spend Christmas is far more important than how much. Henry David Thoreau

The means to gain happiness is to throw out from oneself, like a spider, in all directions an adhesive web of love, and to catch in it all that comes. Leo Tolstoy

It is Christmas every time you let God love others through you...yes, it is Christmas every time you smile at your brother and offer him your hand. Mother Teresa

He who has no Christmas in his heart will never find Christmas under a tree. Unknown

Unless we make Christmas an occasion to share our blessings, all the snow in Alaska won't make it 'white'. Bing Crosby

The best of all gifts around any Christmas tree: the presence of a happy family all wrapped up in each other. Burton Hillis

Christmas happens everywhere every time someone reaches out to touch another life with love Carol Duerksen

Slightly jaundiced Christmas quotations

From a commercial point of view, if Christmas did not exist it would be necessary to invent it.

Katharine Whitehorn

Christmas is forced upon a reluctant and disgusted nation by the shopkeepers and the press; on its own merits it would wither and shrivel in the fiery breath of universal hatred. George Bernard Shaw

I stopped believing in Santa Claus when my mother took me to see him in a department store, and he asked for my autograph. Shirley Temple

Christmas at my house is always at least six or seven times more pleasant than anywhere else. We start drinking early. And while everyone else is seeing only one Santa Claus, we'll be seeing six or seven. W. C. Fields

Christmas is a time when everybody wants his past forgotten and his present remembered. What I don't like about office Christmas parties is looking for a job the next day. Phyllis Diller

I once bought my kids a set of batteries for Christmas with a note on it saying, toys not included. Bernard Manning

Go well writing and delivering your Christmas Speech! May it inspire and give joy.

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Speech Script: Christmas

Christmas is a time of joy, togetherness, and celebration. Whether you’re delivering a speech at a family gathering, a community event, or a corporate function, a well-crafted Christmas speech can captivate your audience and create a memorable experience. In this article, we will explore the essential elements and techniques for writing a compelling Christmas speech. From setting the right tone to incorporating themes of love, gratitude, and hope, we will guide you through the process of crafting a speech that spreads the festive spirit and resonates with your listeners.

Table of Contents

Christmas Speech Tips

Understand your audience.

Before diving into writing your Christmas speech, it is crucial to understand your audience. Consider who will be present and tailor your message accordingly. If you’re addressing a family gathering, focus on personal stories, cherished memories, and the importance of family bonds during the holiday season. For a business or community event, emphasize themes of unity, gratitude, and the spirit of giving.

Set the Tone

The tone of your Christmas speech should reflect the warmth, joy, and significance of the occasion. Begin with an engaging introduction that captures attention and evokes the festive atmosphere. Incorporate anecdotes, humor, or heartwarming stories that resonate with the audience. Use vivid language and sensory details to paint a picture of the Christmas spirit.

Embrace the Themes of Christmas

Christmas is associated with several meaningful themes that can be woven into your speech to create a sense of connection and resonance. Some key themes to consider include:

Love and Compassion: Highlight the importance of love, kindness, and compassion during the holiday season. Share stories of acts of generosity or acts of service that exemplify the true spirit of Christmas.

Gratitude: Encourage your audience to reflect on the blessings and joys in their lives. Express gratitude for the presence of loved ones and the opportunities that the year has brought. Encourage acts of gratitude and giving back to the community.

Hope and Renewal: Christmas is a time of hope and new beginnings. Inspire your listeners by emphasizing the power of hope and the potential for positive change. Discuss the significance of the holiday season as a time to reflect on the past year and embrace the possibilities of the coming year.

Structure Your Speech

A well-structured speech helps convey your message effectively. Consider the following structure:

Opening: Begin with a compelling introduction that grabs the audience’s attention and establishes the tone and purpose of your speech. You can start with a relevant quote, a personal story, or a thought-provoking question.

Body: Organize your speech into coherent sections, each focusing on a specific theme or message. Use transitions to guide your audience smoothly from one idea to the next. Incorporate personal anecdotes, quotes, or references to Christmas traditions to illustrate your points.

Conclusion: Summarize your main ideas and leave your audience with a memorable closing statement. Reiterate the key messages of love, gratitude, and hope, and end on an inspiring note that resonates with the festive spirit.

Use Imagery and Metaphors

To make your speech more vivid and engaging, employ imagery and metaphors. Paint a picture with your words, describing the sights, sounds, and emotions of the holiday season. Incorporate metaphors to convey deeper meanings and create a lasting impression.

“Christmas is a magical time when our hearts are adorned with twinkling lights of joy and our spirits dance to the melody of love. Like a cozy fireplace, it warms our souls and brings us together in a tapestry of togetherness. The holiday season is a snow globe of possibilities, where dreams flutter like delicate snowflakes, transforming our world into a breathtaking wonderland. It’s a time when the spirit of giving takes flight, like a flock of angels spreading their wings of compassion. Let us embrace this season like a symphony conductor, orchestrating acts of kindness and harmony, as we weave the threads of love and hope into the fabric of our lives.”

In this paragraph, metaphors are used to evoke vivid and imaginative images related to Christmas. The twinkling lights, cozy fireplace, snow globe, snowflakes, flock of angels, and symphony conductor are all metaphors that symbolize the feelings and atmosphere of the holiday season. These metaphors help create a sense of enchantment, warmth, and unity, enhancing the overall impact of the speech.

Practice and Delivery

Even the most well-written speech can fall flat without proper delivery. Practice your speech multiple times to familiarize yourself with the content and ensure a smooth delivery. Pay attention to your tone, pace, and body language. Maintain eye contact with your audience, and use gestures and facial expressions to enhance your message. Consider using notes or an outline to stay on track, but strive for a natural and conversational delivery.

Christmas Speech Example #1

Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, and beloved friends,

Good evening and a merry Christmas to all of you! Tonight, we gather here in the spirit of joy, unity, and celebration as we embrace the magic of Christmas. This cherished time of the year brings us together, transcending our differences and reminding us of the power of love, compassion, and togetherness.

Christmas is a season that holds a special place in our hearts. It is a time when the air is filled with anticipation, when the world seems to sparkle with lights and decorations, and when the simple act of giving brings us immeasurable joy. It is a time of reflection, gratitude, and renewal.

As we come together with our loved ones, let us take a moment to appreciate the blessings that surround us. Christmas is a time to be grateful for the precious gift of family, friends, and the moments we share with them. It is an opportunity to express our gratitude for the love and support that enrich our lives each and every day.

Moreover, Christmas is a season of giving, a time when we extend our hands and hearts to those in need. It is a reminder that the true spirit of Christmas lies not in the material gifts we exchange, but in the acts of kindness and compassion we bestow upon others. Whether it is through donating to charities, volunteering our time, or simply reaching out to lend a helping hand, let us embrace the opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of those less fortunate.

Let us not forget the significance of this season as a time of hope and inspiration. Christmas reminds us that even in the darkest of times, there is always a glimmer of light. It is a beacon of hope that guides us towards a brighter future, encouraging us to believe in the power of miracles and the potential for positive change.

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, let us not lose sight of what truly matters. It is the love, the laughter, and the moments of genuine connection that make this time of year so special. It is the shared meals, the heartfelt conversations, and the memories we create together that will remain etched in our hearts for years to come.

As we celebrate this Christmas, let us carry the spirit of the season with us throughout the year. Let us continue to spread love, kindness, and goodwill to all those we encounter. May the joy and warmth we experience during this time be a guiding light that leads us towards a future filled with peace, understanding, and harmony.

In closing, I would like to express my deepest gratitude for each and every one of you who has joined us today. Your presence here fills this room with a sense of joy and camaraderie that embodies the true essence of Christmas. May this holiday season bring you an abundance of blessings, and may the spirit of Christmas reside in your hearts, not just today, but always.

Once again, I wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Thank you.

Christmas Speech Example #2

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls,

A joyous Christmas greeting to all of you! As we gather here in the embrace of this festive season, I am filled with an overwhelming sense of happiness and gratitude. Christmas is a time that unites us in a shared celebration of love, hope, and the power of giving.

When we think of Christmas, we often conjure images of twinkling lights, beautifully decorated trees, and the aroma of freshly baked cookies that fill our homes. But beyond the decorations and festivities, Christmas holds a deeper meaning—a message that resonates with our hearts and souls.

Christmas reminds us of the importance of family and cherished friendships. It is a time when we come together, setting aside our differences and embracing the bonds that unite us. The laughter, the stories shared, and the memories created during this season are treasures that we hold dear for a lifetime.

In the spirit of Christmas, let us extend our love and kindness to those around us. Each act of generosity, no matter how small, has the power to touch lives and spread happiness. Whether it’s a warm smile, a helping hand to someone in need, or a thoughtful gift, let us remember that the true spirit of Christmas lies in selflessness and compassion.

As we immerse ourselves in the festivities, let us also take a moment to reflect on the true reason for this season. Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, a symbol of hope and salvation. It is a time to embrace faith, renew our spirits, and seek a brighter future filled with peace and goodwill.

Let us not forget those who may be less fortunate during this time. Christmas calls us to reach out to those in need, to lend a helping hand, and to share our blessings with those who may be experiencing hardship. Through acts of charity and compassion, we can make a profound difference in the lives of others, spreading the true meaning of Christmas far and wide.

As we exchange gifts and partake in festive feasts, let us remember that the greatest gift we can give is our presence, our time, and our love. It is the simple gestures of love and genuine connection that have the power to touch hearts and bring immeasurable joy.

In conclusion, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for being here today. Your presence fills this gathering with warmth and happiness. May this Christmas be a time of immense joy, love, and peace for you and your loved ones.

As we navigate through the coming days and weeks, may the spirit of Christmas guide us, inspire us, and remind us of the boundless possibilities of a world filled with compassion and understanding.

Once again, I wish you all a very merry Christmas and a new year filled with hope, happiness, and endless blessings. Thank you.

Christmas Speech Example #3

Distinguished guests, dear friends, and fellow celebrants,

Gathered together on this magical Christmas occasion, I am honored to address you all with a heart brimming with joy and a spirit filled with the warmth of the holiday season. Christmas, a tapestry woven with traditions and tales, beckons us to embrace its enchantment and immerse ourselves in its timeless charm.

As we bask in the glow of twinkling lights and the melodious carols that fill the air, let us pause to reflect on the profound symbolism that lies beneath the surface. Christmas is a season of rebirth and renewal, reminding us that even in the darkest of times, there is always a glimmer of hope. It is a time when the world seems to hold its breath, waiting for miracles to unfold and dreams to come alive.

Just as a snow-covered landscape transforms into a winter wonderland, so too does this season transform our hearts. It fills them with a sense of wonder, reminding us of the innocence and joy we once experienced as children. It is an invitation to embrace our inner child, to believe in the extraordinary, and to see the world through eyes illuminated by the purest of lights.

Christmas is a time of gratitude, a season that invites us to appreciate the blessings that grace our lives. It is a time to cherish the company of loved ones, to hold them close and create lasting memories. Like the flickering flame of a candle, the love we share burns bright, casting a warm and comforting glow on those around us.

In the spirit of this generous season, let us remember the true gift of Christmas: the gift of giving. It is through extending a helping hand, lending an ear, or offering a kind word that we truly embody the essence of this special time. Just as a star guides the way for weary travelers, our acts of kindness illuminate the path for those in need, offering them solace and support.

Let us not forget those who are less fortunate, those who may be experiencing hardship or loneliness during this season. Christmas calls upon us to extend our compassion, to share our blessings with those who need it most. In doing so, we become beacons of hope, beacons that shine through the darkness and offer a glimpse of a brighter tomorrow.

As we gather around tables adorned with festive feasts, let us savor the flavors of togetherness and gratitude. Let the laughter and merriment that fill the air be a testament to the bonds we share, transcending borders and differences. Christmas unites us, reminding us of our shared humanity and the power of love to bridge even the widest divides.

In closing, I extend my heartfelt wishes for a Christmas filled with love, joy, and peace. May this season be a time of reflection, a time to embrace the magic that surrounds us, and a time to forge connections that will endure for a lifetime. As we journey through the coming days, may the spirit of Christmas guide us, inspire us, and remind us of the extraordinary capacity we possess to make this world a better place.

Thank you, and may your hearts be filled with the true essence of Christmas. Merry Christmas to all!

Final Thoughts

Writing a captivating Christmas speech requires careful consideration of your audience, the appropriate tone, and the incorporation of meaningful themes. By embracing the spirit of love, gratitude, and hope, you can create a speech that resonates with your listeners and leaves a lasting impact. Remember to structure your speech effectively, use imagery and metaphors to engage your audience, and practice your delivery to ensure a confident and compelling presentation. With these guidelines in mind, you are well-equipped to craft a memorable Christmas speech that spreads joy and warmth to all who hear it.

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51 Inspirational Christmas Speeches and Messages to Celebrate the Season

Christmas is such an amazing time and it requires some special preparation to make it worthwhile. During this season, family, friends, and loved ones both from far and near come together to celebrate and bond together. This is always a time to share affection and gifts.

This is also the period when organizations gather together to have fun, celebrate the success of the year, and at the same time also reflect on the challenges they have had while preparing for the new year. In such a gathering as this, an inspirational Christmas speech is required to make such an occasion worthwhile.

There are several schools of thought that can form inspiring speeches for Christmas. Part of this is a celebration, fun, challenges of the years and their possible solutions, prospect for the new year, and a lot more. These all make the Holiday season such as Christmas worthwhile.

Are you organizing an event during Christmas and you need inspiring Christmas speeches? I will be walking through a good number of them on this page!

Inspirational Christmas Speech Sample

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1. During this season, let us reflect on the true meaning of Christmas, which is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ the Lord. Put your audience in remembrance that the holiday is not just about gifts and eating, but about love, forgiveness, and hope for a greater future.

2. It is important to talk about the importance of spending quality time with loved ones during the holiday season. Your audience should have it at heart that the relationships we have with our family and friends are what truly matter in the journey of life and that Christmas is the perfect time to show them how much we love them.

3. One of the things that makes the season beautiful is storytelling. It will be lovely if you share some lines of stories about the power of kindness and generosity. You can talk about how even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference in their neighbor’s life, and encourage them to spread joy and happiness to those in their communities.

4. Let the people be reminded that Christmas is a time of refreshing and new beginnings for a greater result. Make them see the need to set goals and make plans for the coming year, and maximize the holiday season as an opportunity to reflect on past mistakes so that they could be avoided in the future.

5. Also, do not forget to remind the people that Christmas is a time of hope and renewed strength. No matter how challenging life may seem, there can be a promising future. This season is a reminder that there is always light at the end of the tunnel, and that anything is possible in an atmosphere of peace and kindness.

6. This is also a time for spending time with families, and for spreading joy and gifts as much as we have at our disposal. The essence of this season is to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and to give thanks for all of the blessings of God we have received during the year.

7. As each one of us gathers together this holiday season, let us take a moment to appreciate God for all that we have and to think about how we can use our skills and resources to help the people around us. This could be through acts of kindness, charitable donations, or simply by giving someone a warm smile. This is an opportunity to communicate love in different ways!

8. We should not also forget the reason attached to this season, which is the birth of the Lord Jesus. He teaches about love, compassion, and forgiveness. This has served as an inspiration to people all over the world, and they serve as a reminder of the good that can happen to us when we come together in the spirit of peace and understanding.

9. As we celebrate the reason for this season, let us strive to represent the spirit of the season by doing all we want to do moderately, spreading joy and happiness to all those connected to us. May this holiday be a time of love, laughter, and peace for you and your loved ones. Merry Christmas!

10. Bear in mind that somebody somewhere is eagerly waiting for you to show them love as an encouragement to stay alive. Ensure you extend this act of kindness to somebody you love this season. God bless you greatly as you do so.

While addressing your audience during Christmas, It is important to keep your speech as brief as possible. This will help you to be in charge of your audience’s attention and make your message more impactful for them.

11. The first thing to do is to start by thanking everyone for coming to the Christmas celebration. Appreciate them for their dedication and kindness throughout the year.

12. You should not forget to talk about the true meaning of Christmas which is pivotal to the celebration. Don’t forget to celebrate for the real reason!

13. Also, remind the people that this season is a time for giving and spending time with loved ones and friends. Encourage them to do so!

14. Also, talk about a favorite Christmas story or tradition and how it brings joy to the life of the people.

15. Make people mindful of the upcoming year and what you hope to accomplish as an individual or group of people.

16. You can continue by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous new year ahead.

17. Encourage them to make their celebration as brief as possible so that they won’t overspend their resources during the season.

18. If there is anyone among them who has an issue with one person or the other, make them see the power and importance of forgiveness. Make people forgive and forget anyone who might have offended them.

19. This is not a time to celebrate and forget the essence of the season. If need be, make people remember to make peace with their creator while they can.

20. People also should be reminded that this time should be used for strategic planning for the coming year. This will make them more successful than in the previous year.

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The welcoming address plays a vital role in any gathering. It determines whether people will be interested in the discussion or lose interest. I have on this page a captivating way to welcome your audience to the Christmas day celebration.

21. I want to say good evening, everyone, and happy Christmas to you all. Welcome to our Christmas Day celebration and we’re so glad you made it. It’s wonderful to see so many familiar and unfamiliar faces and to have the opportunity to come together as a community and celebrate a special season like this.

22. For those of you who are new to the Christmas tradition, let me intimate you. This is a time when Christians around the world commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a time of giving, eating, spending time with loved ones, and celebrating the joy and hope that this holiday brings.

23. To make this occasion memorable this evening, we have a lot of fun activities planned for today. This includes Christmas carols, a special Christmas menu, and a lot more. So please join us in celebrating the spirit of Christmas and enjoying the company of your friends and family.

24. I know you have so many things planned for this meeting and I want to assure you that your expectations shall not be shortchanged. You are in for a very fantastic time and I can assure you that you won’t forget this in a hurry.

25. Be rest assured that you are in for such an amazing time which will make you desire such an experience again and again. Feel relaxed and settled, we have put everything in place for you so bright and beautiful.

26. I want to let you know that you are so an amazing personality which is why you deserve this amazing Christmas preparation. Whatever it is that you have as an expectation, I can assure you, you will get more than that.

27. This Christmas is designed for you and just for you alone. However, to make you enjoy it more, we have asked you to host a friend or loved one so that you can feel the thrill of the season together.

28. This season is filled with thrilling and a lot of exciting activities. We are aware of this and we have decided to put a lot of fun activities together just for your enjoyment. I welcome you to this great Christmas party celebration.

29. To put you in remembrance, this season was a season when Jesus was born thousands of years ago. This is what we are here to celebrate and by extension spread the love the season conveys to family and friends.

30. On this great day, I want to once again welcome you to this special season of Christmas celebration. May the joy and wonder of this season fill your hearts and bring you peace and happiness. Merry Christmas to all of you and have a glorious celebration ahead!

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Here are a few short and inspirational Christmas messages:

31. Christmas is a season that embodies peace. May the spirit of Christmas bring you peace, the gladness of Christmas give you exceeding joy, and the warmth of Christmas grant you love unending.

32. The joy and wonder of the holiday season shall fill your heart and home with love and happiness. Ensure you celebrate as much as you can!

33. The beauty of this Christmas shall surround you and your loved ones on this special day. I want to wish you a merry Christmas and a greater year in advance.

34. The blessings and joy of Christmas shall be with you today and throughout the new year. It is a great season of celebration for you. Merry Christmas!

35. The light of Christmas shall shine brightly in your life and warm your heart with its special glow. Have it all bright and beautiful in this season!

36. Whatever you have been trusting for shall come to a quick realization in this season! This is your season and nothing shall prevent your celebration!

37. The birth of Christ represents an answer to the prayers of humanity. Every long-standing prayer shall be quickly answered this season.

38. Just as this season has brought joy to homes and families across the world, may the joy of this season linger with you. Have a great Christmas celebration!

39. Do you have something bothering your mind? Don’t bother for long! This is the season of your settlement. Have a settled experience this Christmas season!

40. As you celebrate this Christmas, may you live the rest of your life remembering this season for good things. Merry Christmas to you!

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41. Note that: Christmas is not a time nor a season that passes away, but how you think. To prioritize peace and goodwill to all men and show them mercy, is to exhibit the spirit of the season.

42. The best of all gifts is love and kindness towards your neighbor. Showing love to somebody is the greatest gift you can ever give.

43. Christmas is the season for reviving the fire of hospitality among people. This makes hope rise in the heart of people.

44. While we rejoice and celebrate, we do not also forget to reflect on the essence of the season. This is why the Christmas!

45. Christmas ought to be every day because of what it represents to humanity. Whether or not there is a celebration, love must be continually shown to a fellow human.

46. No matter how worky you are, you get homesick when Christmas comes. This is the time to stay at home and enjoy love with family and loved ones.

47. As long as you live, you will always have to share your love with friends, family, and loved ones. This is the beauty of the season!

48. Every act of kindness is often delayed for this Christmas season. This is because Christ represents love and kindness among men.

49. This is the most peculiar season in the whole wide world. Everybody waits for it and I’m sure you also do.

50. Whatever you do to a fellow human does not get lost, it is only seed. Sow a good seed in this season of Christmas.

51. On this Christmas day, I want to congratulate you for making it to this day!

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Thinking of a speech or a toast for the annual office party is enough to make you hope a trio of Christmas ghosts might spirit you away.

Whether in-person, or via virtual, speeches, like gifts, need planning. You’re looking back to the year just gone, and forward to the year ahead. There are victories to mark, and hard times to acknowledge. There are people to be thanked. And the whole holiday package needs to be wrapped and presented in just the right festive spirit.

It’s the keynote speech of the night.

Fear not. We come with tidings of great joy. With the addition of just a couple of simple speech-writing techniques, holiday speeches can sparkle. Choose three or four of them for your end-of-year message, and you’ll have Jolly Holly oratory to be proud of.

Let our rhetoric-soused, speech-writing elves do the heavy lifting for you.

For supporting your theme

First word repeat: a christmas tricycle.

Three wheeler bikes offer firm support.

With a wheel at each corner, there are no worrisome wobbles. Holiday speeches get that same stability when simple connecting phrases are repeated  in consecutive lines:

“This year we’ve delivered service that is the best in the market . — We’ve been able to give our customers a product that is the best in the market, and that’s because we have a team of people who are the best in the market !”

“ Let’s celebrate a successful year past. Let’s celebrate a successful year ahead. Let’s celebrate  an incredibly well earned holiday”

For linking ideas

Last word, first word: the train-set.

For one step further on from the tricycle, try a train-set!

Train-sets link together. The rear of one car connects to the front of the car behind, creating a cohesive whole that moves forward as one. The same effect is achieved by stringing phrases together. Make the last word of one line become the first word of the next. It’s a stylish technique that connects themes, and sounds superb.

“I wish you happy holidays . Holidays full of excitement . Excitement that brings you back refreshed next year.”

“Make it a priority this holiday to find some downtime . Downtime brings time for reflection , and reflection gives rise to new ideas ; ideas that lead to new opportunities.”

For really hammering home the holidays

Autocorrect: candy cane pencil with eraser & sharpener.

What better way to write your Holiday speech than with a candy cane pencil. For this technique though, you’ll also need an eraser and sharpener because you’re going to turn the usual bland Holiday greetings into something sharper!

First think of a nicely classical Holiday greeting, such as “I wish you all happy holidays.” Now take your eraser and audibly rub-out the bland, replacing it with something more ear-catching:

“I wish you all happy holidays. No, I don’t… I wish you all sensational holidays!”

“This has been a good year. No, strike that. This has been a fantastic year!”

For listing accomplishments

Noisy comma: eight tiny reindeer.

For lists of accomplishments, make each stand proud by replacing normally silent commas, with the word “and”.

In the classic Christmas poem, Santa calls his reindeer. Each name stands-out brighter than a red suit in a snow-drift. This is because each is emphasised by the stressed word ‘and’ that appears before it. Imagine if the line went: “Now Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donder, and Blitzen.” then instead of standing out, they’d all become one long stretch-reindeer blur.

“This year we’ve launched products and won clients and expanded the business and been more successful than ever before.”

“We’ve grown the team and increased our service levels and developed the business.”

To pack items into a list without those items blurring, remember the old saying:

“Many ‘ands make lists work!”

For encouraging miraculous achievements

Strength: a charlie brown tree.

When your team have beaten the odds and pulled off the impossible, that needs celebrating.

Charlie Brown conjured holiday magic from the unpromising foundation of a poor little Christmas tree. The last one on the lot, and missing all its needles, it was a ‘Charlie Brown Tree’. Everybody laughed at it. But Charlie Brown made that tree glitter.

Where have your team conquered seemingly unconquerable odds. Emphasise those moments. Celebrate those moments. Conjure the magic of past achievements, and your team will conjure magical achievements to come.

“We’ve grown the business. If we can grow the business in a recession year like this, then think what we can achieve next year.”

“We’d all agree that project ABC was the most demanding assignment we’ve ever been asked to do. It was a tight deadline. It was a challenging client. And they kept changing the specs. And still we achieved it! If we can meet that sort of pressure, we can meet anything!”

For defining ideas

Analogy: a drum kit & snakes and ladders.

There are toys children love to receive but that parents hate them to be given. Drum kits for example. Why do parents hate Holiday drum kits?

It’s because drums are to family friction as games are to family fun.

Analogies create the illusion of cause and effect: A is to B, as C is to D. It makes your case sound logical and your logic sound vivid. Where things are vivid, they are always remembered!

Make them seasonal: Santa is to Christmas as the Bunny is to Easter

Make them businesslike: Creativity is to success as oxygen is to breathing

Make them funny: Holiday time with the family can be to relaxation as a canal-root filling is to massage

For tackling painful memories

Understate: a lump of coal.

When times have been hard or tough decisions made, your team will expect you to reference those times.

Remember that this is a Holiday speech though. You don’t want to collapse the party spirit. Negatives need acknowledging without re-animating, so use a “not……but…” structure:

“This past year has not been without its challenges, but……”

“There have been times when this past year has not been the easiest, but… ..”

“We’ve had to make decisions that have not been happy ones, but… .”

Follow that “but…” with an uplifting statement. You will have nodded to the tough times, but immediately redirected your audience to better times to come.

To create a sound that sounds superb

Foresound: a suzy snowflake snowglobe.

Seasonal sound-bites often use words that start with the same letters.

Let’s take “Suzy Snowflake”, and “Dominick the Donkey”, and then of course there’s the phrase itself: “Happy Holidays”.

Coned consonants double the delight of delivery. So instead of a “peaceful holiday”, why not try wishing people a “perfectly peaceful holiday” instead?

You see — you just can’t get away from those replicating festive foresounds. Ho! Ho! Ho!

To avoid it all becoming a just little too sugary….

Even odds: sour candies.

Here’s another way to double-up on the double-sound technique, and make Holiday audiences pucker with pleasure.

This treat starts sour, and then turns sweet! Take two words that start with the same letter, but that have more or less opposite meanings. Now collide them together. Make sure the first one’s nasty, and the second one’s nice!

“Fearsomely festive.”

“Disgustingly delightful.”

“Fiendishly fun-filled.”

“Horribly happy.”

It’s a tasty little contradiction that brings sweetness with a twist.

To add festive colour

Seasoning: a box of crayons.

While plain speaking might be admired, a speech that is plain is a speech that will fail.

Holiday speeches need to move, to inspire, and be remembered. It needs to have colours. The colors of a bright box of brand new crayons.

Google for a “Christmas Word Cloud”. There are lots out there to choose from. Sprinkle sparkling adjectives throughout your speech, in an approximate ratio of 1:50. For every 50 words of plain speaking, have one bright splash of festive colour.

May your Holiday speech be bright . May your Holiday speech be memorable. And may your Holiday speech be fun.

If you have fun in the writing, then you’ll have fun in the delivery, and if you’re enjoying it then you can guarantee that your audience will as well.

Happy Holidays!

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Best Speech on Christmas

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• Dec 15, 2023

We all remember the famous Christmas song ‘ Jingle bells, jingle bells Jingle all the way, Oh, what fun it is to ride, In a one-horse open sleigh, hey.’ This Christmas song or rhyme was written by James Pierpont in 1850 and is now a popular household song. Christmas is one of the major Christian festivals, annually celebrated on 25th December all over the World. Christmas is the festival of love, joy and happiness and is also celebrated in non-Christian countries, such as India, China, Japan, Korea, etc. The name ‘Christmas’ is derived from ‘Christ’s mass.’ Let’s get started with some samples of speech on Christmas.

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• 1 2-Minute Speech on Christmas for Students
• 2 Christmas Day Welcome Speech
• 3 10 Lines on Christmas

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2-Minute Speech on Christmas for Students

‘Hello and welcome to everyone present here. I am delighted to present my speech at Christmas. We all know that the entire world celebrates the 25th of December as Christmas Eve. But how many of us know what this festival means? What is the importance of Christmas in the Christian culture? When was the first time we celebrated Christmas?’

‘The Christmas celebration started in ancient Rome in the 4th century. During this time, Rome was ruled by Constantine, who was the first Christian King. Since then, Christmas celebrations spread to different parts of Europe and other continents.’

‘Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. Christ is known as the Son of God. This festival is not a religious festival but is a season of love, kindness and goodwill. During Christmas, everyone finds solace in others’ company. For some, it might just be a day off from work or school, but this festival has a special meaning.’

‘It’s a celebration of hope and renewal. It’s that time of the year when we reflect on ourselves, appreciate the blessings we’ve received and look forward to future opportunities. The gifts and sweets we exchange on Christmas day tell how much we care and love each other.’

‘We all have done Christmas tree decorations at school, home and community centre, where gifts, starts, ornaments and lights were hung to make it look aesthetically pleasing. Christians visit the Church, attending the services including prayers, hymns and reflections on the birth of Jesus Christ.’

‘Then comes the Santa Claus and Stockings feature of the festival. Excited and eagerly we wait for Santa Claus to give us gifts while we are asleep. The next morning starts with us looking at our gifts given by Santa, thanking him for his kindness and love for all of us.’

‘So this Christmas Eve, let us spread the message of love, hope and joy to everyone. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and may the warmth of the season stay with all of you throughout the coming year.

Thank you.’

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Christmas Day Welcome Speech

‘I welcome you all in the name of Jesus and wish you all a joyous Merry Christmas. It warms my heart to be around so many beautiful people who have gathered here on this special day of celebration.’

‘On this special day, we are surrounded by the warmth of our friends and family and the joy of shared tradition. Christmas is not just a date in the calendar; it’s a special occasion to spread love, joy and happiness.’

‘As we exchange gifts and relish in the delight of unwrapping surprises, let us not forget the true gift of Christmas – love and kindness. In a world that can sometimes feel busy and divided, Christmas unites us with the universal language of compassion and goodwill.’

‘The LORD, the LORD, a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.’ So, let us all reflect on this sweet gift on this Christmas Day.

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10 Lines on Christmas

Here are 10 popular lines on Christmas for students. Feel free to use them in your writing topics.

• Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ.
• Christmas is celebrated to spread love, joy and happiness.
• One of the popular Christmas songs is Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You.’
• Christmas is a major public holiday in Christian and non-Christian countries.
• We all received gifts from Santa when we were young, although it was our parents who gave us those gifts.
• Christmas attendance is one of the important activities on this day.
• We all decorate Christmas trees with lights, gifts, stars and other ornaments.
• On Christmas day, Calores go door to door and play music.
• People eat delicious feasts and meals on Christmas.
• We exchange gifts with our friends and family as a symbol of love and generosity.

Ans: Christmas is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ, Son of God.

Ans: Christmas is celebrated on 25th December every year to mark the birth anniversary of Jesus Christ. The name ‘Christmas’ is derived from Christ’s Mass. Christ is known as the Son of God. This festival is not a religious festival but is a season of love, kindness and goodwill. During Christmas, everyone finds solace in others’ company. For some, it might just be a day off from work or school, but this festival has a special meaning.’ Christmas celebrations are followed by Christmas tree decorations, lighting at home and work, fireworks, gifts and sweets exchange with friends and family, and Santa Claus. It’s a celebration of hope and renewal. It’s that time of the year when reflect on ourselves, appreciate the blessings we’ve received and look forward to future opportunities.

Ans: Here are some popular Christmas songs – Holly Jolly Christmas by Micheal Buble, White Christmas by Bing Crosby, Merry Christmas by Mariah Carey, Last Christmas by WHAM!, Last Christmas by Talor Swift, etc.

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Christmas Speech

A Christmas speech is a traditional address given during the holiday season. It is typically delivered by a person of authority, such as a religious leader or political figure, and is meant to inspire and uplift the audience. Christmas speeches are also given in the workplace and at family dinners.

Merry Christmas – or is it Happy Holidays? About 31% of the world’s population considers themselves  Christian  and celebrate December 25th as the birth of Jesus Christ. Another 14% observe some holiday traditions, even though they do not consider themselves Christian.

Christmas speeches abound during the holiday season. The speeches may acknowledge the religious roots of the holiday or not, depending on the audience.

Religious leaders may make the spiritual aspects of the holiday their key speaking points. In contrast, popular speakers to more cosmopolitan audiences may stress the positive attitudes of love, generosity, and goodwill toward men. At office parties, where the staff may represent mixed cultural backgrounds, speeches may focus more on the holiday’s secular aspects. Family dinners and holiday get-togethers often have Christamas toasts and longer speeches.

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What Is A Christmas Speech About?

The purpose of a Christmas speech is to reflect on the holiday’s true meaning and encourage others to embrace its spirit of love, generosity, and goodwill toward all. It may also touch on family, community, and faith themes.

Speeches to religious congregations tend to focus on the birth of Jesus Christ as the Son of God, the impetus of the feelings of love, peace, and kindness.

What Do You Say In A Christmas Speech?

The Christmas season is a time of joy, love, and giving. It is a time when loved ones come together to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, if they are believers, and to share in the spirit of generosity that defines this special holiday. As such, knowing what to say in a Christmas address is essential.

First, it is vital to acknowledge the significance of the occasion to Christians across the world and express gratitude for being able to celebrate it with loved ones.

Second, one should highlight the importance of spreading love and kindness this season by sharing personal experiences or stories demonstrating these values.

Additionally, one can use their speech to encourage others to give back by volunteering or donating to those in need.

Finally, it is essential to end positively by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and expressing hope for a happy and prosperous new year.

A Christmas speech should be heartfelt, inspiring, and reflective of the true meaning of the holiday season. It should encourage others to spread joy and kindness while celebrating with loved ones.

How To Write 10 Lines About Christmas?

Although most think of Christmas as a joyous time, for many, Christmas is a very emotional time of year, and those emotions are sometimes deep or painful. So, while there are many idealized aspects of the Christmas season, Christmas speeches can sometimes go deeper and be more poignant than tinsel and good tidings.

The following tips will help you get the most out of your 10-line foundation.

• Focus on the key elements that make this holiday unique or important to you.
• Start by describing what you find most illustrative of the holiday. This may be the sights, sounds, or smells of the season. Or it may be traditions that you hold dear.
• Include sentences highlighting the importance of spending time with loved ones, whether it’s sharing a meal, sending thoughtful cards, extra time for phone conversations, or special gifts for the season.
• You might also want to mention classic Christmas traditions like caroling or watching holiday movies.
• Reflect on the true meaning of Christmas – celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ – and how this message can bring hope and peace to people worldwide.

Writing about Christmas can be a rewarding experience

By following these tips, you can easily lay the foundation for a Christmas speech and write 10 lines that capture the spirit of this beloved holiday.

What Are Some Good Christmas Speech Topics?

You can cover many topics if you are tasked with giving a Christmas speech.

Among them are:

• The true meaning of Christmas.  This can include discussing the holiday’s religious significance by reflecting upon the first Christmas and the birth of Christ, but “peace on earth” and a loving holiday spirit are frequent themes even in more secular settings.
• Important events from the previous year in their spiritual context.  Events over 12 months can significantly impact personal and community growth. Presenting these things in their larger context provides perspective and a sense of peace and understanding.
• The importance of giving back.  The spirit of generosity is often highlighted at Christmastime, and organizations hold toy drives and deliver Christmas food baskets. But volunteer opportunities and the needs of charitable organizations exist all year long. A Christmas speech is an excellent time to remind people of this and how they can make a difference in your community. This topic can be made more relatable by referencing Santa Claus, who embodies the spirit of generosity that’s felt during this season.
• Family and community traditions.  Traditions bring people closer together during this particular time of year. Sharing personal stories and memories can make your speech more relatable and engaging.
• The significance of the Christmas tree.  Although we may now think of the  Christmas tree  as a means to display ornaments, many cultures have attached more profound meanings to them. Its roots are pagan, but it is a universal symbol of the season.

Whatever topic you choose, remember to speak from the heart and spread joy to those around you.

What Is An Appropriate Template For A Christmas Speech?

Christmas is a time for family, community, and goodwill. It’s also time for believers to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ and to share in the spirit of the season. As such, an appropriate template for a Christmas speech directed at Christians should reflect these values.

The speech should begin with a warm welcome to all present , acknowledging their presence and thanking them for coming. It should then discuss the true meaning of Christmas – the birth of Jesus Christ or the love of the season – and how this event has impacted our lives.

The speaker can also d iscuss the importance of family, friends, and community during this time of year. They can highlight acts of kindness and generosity throughout the year or encourage others to give back during this season.

Finally, it is important to end on a positive note by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. The speaker can also express their hope that everyone will continue spreading love and joy throughout the year.

An appropriate template for a Christmas speech should focus on love, giving, family, community, and positivity. By following this template, speakers can create meaningful and memorable addresses.

Speeches by political leaders and bosses might reference why Christians celebrate but plan the discourse around the value of the season.

How Do You Start A Christmas Speech?

A well-crafted Christmas speech should be sincere, conveying a message that resonates with the audience. It should also be engaging and entertaining, using humor or personal anecdotes to connect with listeners.

Ultimately, a Christmas speech allows individuals to come together to celebrate this particular time of year. Whether delivered in a church or at a community event, it reminds us all of the importance of kindness and compassion towards one another.

What Is The Best Christmas Speech?

The best Christmas speech is one that comes from the heart and delivers a message of inspiration, hope, and love. It doesn’t have to be done with platitudes and false joy. Sincere emotion and truth in the message will be more impactful.

Such a speech should also be inclusive. It should acknowledge the diversity of beliefs and traditions during this time of year. It should encourage people to come together in unity and celebrate their differences.

What Are Example Of Memorable Christmas Speeches?

There have been innumerable speeches given during the Christmas season. The most memorable ones are those that inspire and uplift us. World leaders, celebrities, and religious figures have delivered some of the most powerful Christmas speeches.

Greeting From The UK

For over 90 years, the British Monarch y has offered a Christmas message that reflects the monarch’s views about Christmas and discusses  current issues and concerns,

One such speech was delivered by  Queen Elizabeth II  in 1957 during the queen’s Christmas broadcast on the BBC. This was the first time the traditional address was televised.

Her Majesty spoke from Sandringham house in Norfolk, the exact location King George V used for his first Christmas address in 1932.

Dubbed the “Queen’s Speech,” she spoke about the  importance of family and community during the holiday season . Her words resonated with people worldwide and continue to be remembered today.

Queen Elizabeth II’s son, the now King Charles III, has continued the tradition of the royal family’s Christmas address by delivering his first Christmas message in 2022.

The King addressed the commonwealth from St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle with an emotional and uplifting message honoring his late mother and expressing optimism for the future of Great Britain.

U.S. President

U.S. presidents also make Christmas speeches to the nation. One memorable Christmas speech was given by President Ronald Reagan in 1981. He spoke about the true meaning of Christmas and how it brings hope to all people. His message of peace and unity touched many hearts.

Pope Francis

In recent years, Pope Francis has delivered powerful Christmas messages focusing on social justice issues such as poverty, inequality, and environmental degradation. His speeches remind us that Christmas is not just about gifts and decorations but also about caring for those in need.

Memorable Christmas speeches inspire us to be better people, love one another more deeply, and make a positive difference in our communities.

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Christmas Speeches (Plus 2 Examples)

In December, people will ask you to deliver Christmas speeches. You will be joining one Christmas party to another. You can prepare your impromptu speeches ahead of time.

Purposes of Christmas Speeches

I will give you examples of Christmas speeches for different occasions and audiences. But before that, let’s talk about the purpose of Christmas speeches.

Celebration of Love and Togetherness.

At its core, Christmas is a festival that celebrates the bond of family and friends. The season emphasizes togetherness, warmth, and the joy of being with loved ones.

We start hearing Christmas songs in September. We Filipinos joked about it being the time of Jose Mari Chan, the singer best known for his Christmas songs. Most of his songs are about spending Christmas together with your family.

Reflection and Gratitude.

The end of the year is a time for reflection on the past year—its challenges, its joys, and its lessons. It’s a time to express gratitude for the blessings and the support received.

No matter what happens to your business, people do expect you to be grateful. We can learn from both good and bad. We are thankful for the experiences. And we look to the next year with hope.

Hope and Renewal.

We say, “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year”. The Filipino version is more hopeful. It goes, “Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon”. Manigong is a Tagalog word that means prosperous or bountiful.

Christmas speeches often touch upon hope for the future. We hope for new beginnings and we pray for better days ahead. A one-line on hope and renewal will make your speech an expression of faith.

Generosity and Kindness.

We exchange gifts. We show kindness and compassion. This is the story of Christmas. The idea of spreading cheer and making someone’s day brighter is important.

In our speeches, we honor people.

This is an opportunity to delight people who are always present but never given attention.

I remember a TV commercial that showed how every employee wrote only one person’s name to win the raffle draw. The janitor deserves the grand prize.

Do remember the invisible people in your Christmas speech. Make them shine. Everyone will remember this.

The Story of Christmas

There is the tendency of some companies to make the culture more American. This is a common mistake of young American entrepreneurs here in the Philippines.

They say “Happy Holidays” because they don’t want to favor one religion. But the Philippines celebrate religions. That’s why we have too many holidays.

Do not be afraid to talk about the Christmas story. You don’t have to delve into the religious aspects of Christmas. But you can talk about the significance of the story in our lives.

Leaders use stories in their speeches. Surely, The story of Christmas is one of the best ways to connect with your Filipino audiences.

Doing so is not a show of disrespect to others. It is a way of enriching our diverse cultures.

Unity and Community

Christmas is a time when communities come together. We set aside differences to celebrate in unity.

Parents do see Christmas as an opportunity to reunite siblings. And I have seen its magic many times. The spirit of Christmas allows people to open their hearts and forgive.

Consider this when you compose your speeches. When you are speaking at a family or community gathering, find a way to mention unity and forgiveness.

You don’t need to know who has a problem with whom. But trust me, this works.

Personal Anecdotes and Memories.

Make your speech heartfelt and relatable. Tell personal stories or memories related to Christmas. This helps forge a deeper connection with the audience.

I have my favorite Christmas story. And when there are opportunities to share them, I do.

The workplace also gives us many memorable stories. And bringing back these stories the minds of our co-workers show shared experiences.

How to Craft Your Christmas Speech

Crafting a Christmas speech is no different from other speeches. You begin with understanding your target audience. Know what they want to hear from you.

Audience-first speeches serve to make people listen. They cannot unhear them because they also have this conversation inside their heads.

This will help you clarify your core message. Your core message drives a point. It tells you what you want your audience to think, feel, and do after your speech.

I have given you earlier some of the purposes of a Christmas speech. You can use one or two of them to help you clarify your core message.

The core message comes with a promise. The audience wants to know what’s in it for them, and how they can use your message.

You can drive that by telling stories, anecdotes, and dialogues. Use humor. When you have a serious message, use more humor.

Finally, help your audience decide. Make a call to action. And make sure your action is doable. This will help them win at once.

You can make them take action while you are delivering your Christmas speech. What’s important is that you tell your audience what they can do.

Examples of Christmas Speeches

Here are some examples of Christmas Speeches. You may use each as an inspiration in crafting your own.

OFW Christmas

Christmas has always been a special time for us. It’s a season filled with love, joy, and the warmth of togetherness.

But I understand, for many of us, this year might be different.

With distance between us, with some of our beloved family members away from home, the festive lights may seem a bit dimmer, and the carols a touch quieter.

However, let’s not forget what truly binds us together. It’s not the physical gifts under the tree or even the shared meals. It’s the bond of our hearts, the memories, and the unshakeable foundation of our family.

To our brave OFWs who sacrifice so much to provide for us, know that your spirit is felt here at home.

Every festive decoration, every carol sung, and every prayer whispered carries a piece of you.

Distance is but a number. Our hearts know no boundaries, no miles. And so, this Christmas, let’s celebrate not just the moments we share face-to-face, but the love that keeps us connected, always and forever.

Let’s cherish our shared memories, laugh at our old stories, and dream of the days we’ll be together again.

Because the true essence of Christmas, and the true strength of our family, aren’t defined by proximity. It’s defined by love.

Always remember, no matter where we are in the world, our family bond remains unbreakable. Merry Christmas to all, near or far. We are, and will always be, together in heart.

First, a big Merry Christmas to all of you!

I want to start by saying a massive ‘Thank You.’ Our company did really well this year, and it’s all because of your hard work. Every team in our company pulled together, and we did more than we ever hoped for.

I’ve got some exciting news. Next year, we’re going to introduce some new products. I think you’ll all be proud of what we’re about to offer.

And because you’ve all worked so hard, I have a surprise. After tonight’s party, everyone will get a special bonus. It’s my way of saying ‘Thanks’ for all your effort.

But I want to share something important. Yes, work is vital. We all work hard, and that’s great. But let’s not forget about our families, our friends, and the other things that make us happy. We don’t just live to work; we work so we can enjoy our lives.

So, this Christmas, spend time with those you love. Have fun, laugh, and enjoy the special moments.

I hope next year we can do even better at work, but always remember to take time for the other important things in life.

Thank you, everyone, for making this year great. Merry Christmas and let’s look forward to more good times together!

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Christmas Party Speech: How to Write One

Writing a Christmas party speech can be daunting, especially when you know it is going to be delivered before work colleagues and peers. However, writing an air-tight speech will go a long way to quelling those nerves. So here are the basics for writing a great Christmas party speech, from A-Z.

Writing the beginning of your Christmas message to staff

A Christmas party speech for employees must do two things as quickly as possible: the first is to get the listeners’ attention, the second is to present the question or theme which will expanded upon in the body of the speech. Traditionally, a Christmas party speech will begin by welcoming the guests, thanking them for coming and perhaps acknowledging those who made a special effort to be there. By contrast, the modern approach is to postpone these formalities until later in the speech, to grab the listener’s attention immediately. A speech of this kind will begin with a story of sorts. For example, ‘The end of the year looked a long way away back in August. When the big project landed on our desks, I know several of you were very sick with the flu, and poor Joan was taken to hospital.’

To be clear, there is nothing wrong with doing the greetings and acknowledgements first, but neither is it wrong to leave it until later in the speech. But if you do choose to go with option A, keep it short and sweet. Then launch straight into your story.

The body of a Christmas party speech

This is the bulk of a Christmas party speech, which will include all the highlights and low points of the year, as well as the lighter moments. Again, these anecdotes will ultimately be seen through the lens of whatever themes you have established at the beginning. Perhaps Joan came back to work a few days later than they had been told and found only one slice of her “Welcome Back” cake in the refrigerator. As a result, the moral of the story established at the start might be that ‘laughing and caring about one another is what gets us through the hard times.’ From this premise, you would have carte blanche to launch into every funny story and act of kindness that year. On the subject of humour, a quick reminder to take care that your laughs are good-natured and won’t embarrass or offend. This is not an open-mic comedy spot; these people know one another and must work together.

At some point in the body of the Christmas party speech, you will need to talk about the challenges and regrets of the year. Talk about those who have retired. Perhaps someone died. If so, be sure to honour their memory. Those closest to them will greatly appreciate that you remembered them.

Ending a Christmas Party Speech

  The end of a Christmas party speech is the perfect time to thank everybody for coming along, and to highlight your message (in my example with Ruth, laughter and caring). If your opening story was not of a personal nature, you might want to end with a recollection of Christmas – from your childhood, or how special it is to spend it with your children. A Christmas party speech, after all, is an opportunity to bring people closer together, in laughter and gratitude. Beyond being staff members, we’re all human.

Holiday Message from CEO to Employees

Even if you aren’t having an office Christmas party or event at a venue, you can send a written message by email or read it at a company meeting. With a Christmas message to your staff, you cover similar content. This can be wishing happy holidays to family and friends, outlining the successful year and any challenges that have been overcome. One of the big differences with a written message is that it isn’t the best format for humour compared to delivering a speech. Instead, you can mention some of the good times you shared over the past year.

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Speech on Christmas

Christmas is a joyful holiday celebrated all around the world. You might know it as a time of giving gifts, decorating trees, and sharing meals with family.

The holiday has a rich history, with traditions that go back centuries. It’s a special time when people spread love and happiness, making the world a little brighter.

1-minute Speech on Christmas

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I stand before you today, to talk about a globally celebrated event, Christmas. What comes to your mind when you hear the word ‘Christmas’? For most of us, it’s a picture of happiness, love, and joy. It’s a day of giving and sharing, a day filled with warmth, and a day that fills our hearts with hope and goodwill.

To delve deeper, Christmas is celebrated on the 25th of December every year, marking the birth of Jesus Christ. This day isn’t just significant for Christians but is celebrated with equal enthusiasm by people of different religions all over the world. The essence of this festival lies in its spirit of giving, spreading love, and promoting peace.

What makes Christmas so special? Perhaps, it’s the beautifully decorated Christmas tree with twinkling lights. Maybe it’s the excitement of opening presents, or the irresistible aroma of freshly baked cookies and Christmas dinner. But above all, it’s that feeling of togetherness when we spend time with our loved ones, sharing stories and creating memories.

However, Christmas isn’t just about the festivities. It also reminds us to be kind to one another and help those in need. The story of Santa Claus, or Saint Nicholas, teaches us the joy of giving without expecting anything in return. In essence, Christmas is about spreading joy and love all around us.

In conclusion, Christmas is much more than just a holiday. It’s a reminder to us all to love one another, to give and share joy, and to cherish and create beautiful memories with our loved ones.

Thank you for your time and Merry Christmas to you all!

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2-minute Speech on Christmas

Good morning! Today, we gather together to speak about a holiday that, whether we realize it or not, brings us all closer. A holiday filled with goodwill, cheer and a spirit of giving that extends beyond our family and friends to touch the lives of those we may not even know. That holiday, as you may have guessed, is Christmas.

Christmas is celebrated on the 25th of December each year to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. However, it has evolved beyond its religious roots to become a global holiday that brings people together, regardless of their beliefs. It’s a day marked by spreading joy and goodwill, expressing love and gratitude, and celebrating life itself.

One of the most beautiful aspects of Christmas is the magic it brings, especially for children. The sparkling lights, colorful decorations, the smell of cookies baking in the oven, and the anticipation of Santa Claus with his bag full of gifts, bring an undeniable charm and excitement. Christmas trees, a central symbol of the holiday, glimmer with decorations and under them lie the gifts, wrapped and waiting to bring smiles to the faces of loved ones.

But Christmas isn’t all about the decorations, gifts, and feasting. Beneath all the festivities lies the true spirit of Christmas – love, joy, and a sense of unity. During this time, we come together, we help each other and we give. We give not just to our loved ones, but to those less fortunate, because Christmas is about sharing and caring. There’s something about Christmas that inspires people to be more generous and more considerate, spreading kindness, like the snowflakes of winter, touching every heart.

Another truly beautiful aspect of Christmas is the music that fills the air. The lovely melodies of Christmas carols and songs bring an immediate sense of peace and happiness. Whether it’s “Jingle Bells,” “Silent Night,” or “Deck the Halls,” these songs have a way of warming our hearts and reminding us of the joy of the season.

In essence, Christmas is a time of reflection – a time to recognize and appreciate the good in our lives. It reminds us to pause, to look around and see all that we have, and all that we have to offer. Christmas is a gentle reminder that we are not alone, that we are part of a community, a part of a much larger universe.

So, as Christmas approaches, let us embrace the spirit of the holiday. Let’s remember to spread kindness, to offer help to those in need, to appreciate our loved ones, and to find joy in the simple things. Because, at the end of the day, the magic of Christmas is not in the presents, but in His presence, in the love and camaraderie we share with our family, friends and community.

In conclusion, let Christmas be a season of reflection on the past, celebration of the present, and hope for a brighter and better future. May the spirit of Christmas bring us all closer and illuminate our path towards a prosperous New Year.

Thank you, and I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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Speech on Christmas Day

Christmas day is one of the most celebrated days in the world. It is celebrated globally on 25th December. Who doesn’t adore the music of jingle bells, the aroma of plum cakes and wines, the cosiness of winter wear and gifts from Santa? Do you want to know more about Christmas Day? Read the article, collect maximum ideas, and prepare a mesmerising speech on Christmas day – one of the many interesting speech topics for kids .

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Top quotes to use in a speech on christmas day, welcome speech for christmas day celebration, short speech on christmas day in english, frequently asked questions on christmas day.

• “Nothing ever seems too bad, too hard, or too sad when you’ve got a Christmas tree in the living room.” – Nora Roberts.
• “Christmas gives us an opportunity to pause and reflect on the important things around us.” – David Cameron.
• “Christmas isn’t a season. It’s a feeling.” —Edna Ferber.
• “I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year.” – Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol.
• “Christmas is a day of meaning and traditions, a special day spent in the warm circle of family and friends.” – Margaret Thatcher.
• “There’s nothing cosier than a Christmas tree all lit up.” ― Jenny Han.
• “The best of all gifts around any Christmas tree: the presence of a happy family all wrapped up in each other.” — Burton Hills.
• “At Christmas, all roads lead home.” – Marjorie Holmes.
• “Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.” – Norman Vincent Peale.

Sample Speeches on Christmas Day

A couple of sample speeches on Christmas Day are given below. Go through them, utilise the resource, and try to prepare a fine speech on your own.

Christmas is one of the most celebrated cultural and religious ceremonies in the world. People all across the world celebrate it with happiness and exhilaration. The day of Christmas is observed as a cultural holiday by many nations. The lights of Christmas are illuminated in the winter season, and everyone, irrespective of age, eagerly waits for the day to celebrate.

The celebrations of Christmas vary from nation to nation. Some of the commonly known customs are exchanging gifts, sharing meals with families and friends, decorating Christmas trees, dressing up as Santa Claus, preparing Christmas wreaths, designing Christmas cards for the beloved ones, Christmas stockings, lighting candles, illuminating houses with coloured bulbs, decorating interiors with red, green and gold colours, singing carols and so on.

For many people, Christmas is a season to share love, spend time with family and friends, and eat delicious homemade food. They prepare varieties of dishes, cut cakes, share wine, and cheerfully celebrate the festival. “A little smile, a word of cheer, a bit of love from someone near, a little gift from one held dear; best wishes for the coming year… These make a Merry Christmas!”, said John Greenleaf Whittier. Let’s celebrate every moment of our lives and accept the fact that there is no time like the present to celebrate.

Christmas is the festival of joy. Nights are considered the best part of Christmas by many people. People dress up like Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, and in various figures to surprise kids, friends, and family members. They also go around singing carols and cheering people.

Santa Claus or Father Christmas is an imaginary character. The character is presented as a jovial white-bearded man, stout, with spectacles, wearing a red coloured coat with a white fur collar, red trousers, a red hat with white fur, a black leather belt and boots and with a huge bag filled with gifts. The figure of Santa Claus is based on a lot of people, but commonly it is believed to be the representative figure of Saint Nicholas. Christmas is one of the most admired festivals by children. On this day, they expect a bundle of gifts from their parents. They even eagerly wait at midnight for the entrance of Santa Claus with their dream gifts.

Why do we celebrate Christmas Day?

Christmas is celebrated globally on 25th December to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. It is one of the most celebrated cultural events in the world.

How do we celebrate Christmas Day?

People all across the world celebrate it with happiness and exhilaration. The celebrations of Christmas vary from nation to nation. Some of the commonly known customs are exchanging gifts, decorating Christmas trees, dressing up as Santa Claus, preparing Christmas wreaths, designing Christmas cards for the beloved ones, Christmas stockings, lighting candles, and decorating interiors with red, green and gold colours, carol signing and so on.

Who is Santa Claus?

Santa Claus or Father Christmas is an imaginary character. The character is presented as a jovial white-bearded man, stout, with spectacles, wearing a red coloured coat with a white fur collar, red trousers, a red hat with white fur, a black leather belt and boots and with a huge bag filled with gifts. The figure of Santa Claus is based on a lot of people, but commonly it is believed to be the representative figure of Saint Nicholas. Christmas eagerly waits at midnight for the entrance of Santa Claus with their dream gifts.

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Christmas Speech – We also know Christmas as the ‘feast day of Christ’. It is a Christian holiday but we all celebrate it with great joy and happiness. On Christmas day we honor the birth of Jesus Christ. In the Christian religion, people believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God for years.

Besides, other religions in India celebrate it as a cultural holiday in the month of December. It occurs in the winter season and everyone eagerly waits for it to come.

Every year we celebrate it on 25th December and for Christian, it is the most important day of the year for which they do a lot of preparation and decorations. They decorate Christmas trees, prepare Christmas cards, gifts and who can forget the Santa Clause, etc. all these matters a lot on this occasion.

Preparation for Christmas

Christmas is very important in Christian culture for which they prepare in advance. Furthermore, they also celebrate the festival of Easter to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

People start to prepare for Christmas, which they call advent, and it begins on Sunday, four weeks before Christmas. In addition, the whole season of Christmas is known as Christmastide that ends on 6th January, which means on the 12th days of Christmas. During which people remember epiphany.

Most importantly, the largest community of Christians’ lives ion Mumbai where Roman Catholics can be found; thy make the festival a glory of India in the winter season.

On the eve of Christmas, a midnight mass is considered as the most essential service for Christians, especially for the Catholics. During this, all the family members go to the mass and enjoy a massive feast of different delicacies.

They also give and take gifts to each other. Moreover, they enjoy decorating Churches with poinsettia flowers and candles, especially for the Christmas Eve midnight mass service.

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Greeting Each Other

While Christmas occurs on 25th December but people start to greeting each other from few days before Christmas by saying and wishing each other in advance. They greet each other by saying happy Christmas, Merry Christmas, Christmas Mubarak, Subh Christmas, etc.

By giving gifts to each other and through Christmas cards. Also, they decorate the Christmas tree in the house or in the garden is the main tradition and custom of this festival. Furthermore, they decorate the Christmas tree with lots of colorful orbs and many more decorative items.

Moreover, people decorate their homes and churches with candles, electric bulbs and many more items. Besides, the Christians that live in the Southern part of India celebrate Christmas a little differently.

They lit some oil burning clay lamps on their rooftops to symbolize that Jesus Christ is the light of the whole world. In addition, they sing a particular song known as the carol singing and perform other rituals in the church.

Moreover, there are some places where people follow the tradition of cutting the cake to celebrate the Birth of Jesus Christ. However, Christmas is incomplete with talking about Santa Clause who comes after midnight through the chimney with a lot of gifts for children and distributes it among them.

Also, the Catholics follow a tradition of fasting where they keep fast and do not eat from 1st to 24th December and eat only after the midnight mass service.

In conclusion, we can say that Christmas is the most important festival of Christians for which they prepare in advance. Also, the religions in India celebrate this festival with joy and happiness. Moreover, Christmas revokes the spirit joy and happiness and family get-to-gather among the people.

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Christmas is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ. The name Christmas comes from Mass of Christ or Jesus. Christmas is celebrated globally by Christians. Christians consider Jesus Christ to be “The Son of God”.

Below is the best Christmas speech ever which is a basic long speech on Christmas day. Along with that, a short Christmas speech of 200-300 words is also provided here.

Long Speech on Christmas Day

Good morning everyone! As we all know Christmas is around the corner, so it’s time to recall why Christmas is celebrated every year around this time. Every year Christmas is celebrated on December 25. It is believed that December 25 is the birth of Jesus Christ. The name of Christmas comes from the mass of Christ or Jesus. 

Christmas is celebrated all over the world with joy and happiness, especially by Christians. It is the time of the year when friends and family come together and celebrate it with joy and spread happiness with each other. It is a time of the year where everyone remembers how grateful they are and also helps in doing voluntary work to help poor people. 

The significance of Christmas is known to everyone. As we all know Christmas is celebrated as the day of the birth of Jesus Christ in this world and it symbolises the significance of life. He was born in a world that only knew greed, hatred, vengeance, and hypocrisy. In spite of all the negativity that was spreading around the world as he grew old, he eliminated all of it and taught everyone to love each other and the significance of how being grateful for what a person has can bring peace to the world. 

There are a few popular traditions on which Christmas is centred. Following these traditions helps in enjoying Christmas to its fullest. The most popular ones are decorating Christmas trees with light, exchanging gifts, attending church for prayers, and spending time with friends and family. 

The Christmas tree is considered to be a symbol of Christ. Decorating a Christmas tree is considered to be an ancient custom that reminds everyone how valuable life is. Christmas is enjoyed to its fullest by kids as they get gifts from Santa Claus. Gifts are exchanged on Christmas to signify the birth of Jesus. Before the birth of Jesus Christ, It was considered to be the time of sadness, cruelty ruled the land and everyone’s heart was filled with vengeance and hatred towards each other. After the birth of Christ and as he grew old he spread as far as possible. Sharing a gift and having a meal with each other helps everyone to realise how grateful they are to have a family that cares. 

Christmas remains the most enjoyable time of the year. It is time to be grateful for what one has. It is the best time to eat tasty food and spend time with your loved ones. It is the time of the year to realise helping the poor is the noblest deed. It is a festival that spreads warmth in each individual. So this Christmas make sure to enjoy it to the fullest and be grateful for everything. Thank you and Merry Christmas!

Short Christmas Speech For Kids

Good morning everyone! As we all know Christmas is around the corner and everyone is busy preparing it to be the best one of their lives. 

Christmas is the season of love, harmony, and spreading awareness. Christmas is celebrated every year on December 25 as it is considered to be the day on which Jesus Christ was born. The name of Christmas comes from the mass of Jesus. Christmas celebration is a symbol of peace and love. It is celebrated around the world with joy and happiness. 

It is considered to be the time of the year when friends and family come together and celebrate it with joy and spread happiness around them. 

The significance of Christmas is known to everyone and as we all know it is celebrated as the day of birth of Jesus Christ. It symbolises the significance of life. He was born in a world that was full of hatred, anger, and hypocrisy. In spite of all these conditions, Jesus Christ was able to change people’s hearts and taught everyone how only love and gratitude can spread peace around the world. 

There are a few popular trends on which Christmas is celebrated. Following these trends helps in enjoying Christmas to its fullest. One of the trends in decorating trees and houses with light which symbolises hope and joy. Christmas is mostly enjoyed by children as they get gifts from Santa Claus. 

I wanna conclude my short speech on Christmas by saying that it remains to be the most enjoyable holiday of the year. It is time to be grateful for what you have. It is time to spend time with family and friends and also share food and gifts with poor people. So this Christmas make sure to be grateful, spread happiness, and enjoy it to the fullest. Thank you and Merry Christmas to everyone 

10 Lines on Christmas Speech In English

Every year Christmas is celebrated on December 25.

Christmas is celebrated as the day of the birth of Jesus Christ in this world and it symbolizes the significance of life.

The name of Christmas comes from the mass of Christ or Jesus.

It is the time of the year when friends and family come together and celebrate it with joy and spread happiness with each other.

The world was full of hate, anger, and hypocrisy when Christ was born but in spite of that, he was able to change people’s hearts and filled it with joy.

The trends that are done to enjoy Christmas to its fullest are decorating trees with lights, having a meal with friends and family, and exchanging gifts.

The Christmas tree is considered to be a symbol of Christ. Decorating a Christmas tree is considered to be an ancient custom that reminds everyone how valuable life is.

Christmas is fully enjoyed by kids as it’s believed that they get gifts from Santa Claus.

It is the time of the year to realize helping the poor is the noblest deed. It is a festival that spreads warmth in every individual.

Christmas remains the most enjoyable time of the year. It is time to be grateful for what one has.

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2. How do you learn speech for an exam?

A speech on Christmas is a highly expected question in the English examination, especially when the exams are in the winter season. Students should divide the speech into multiple parts and learn it in parts. Once a part is read the student should try writing it on the paper. After that, recite the portion of a student standing before the mirror. This way, the speech will stay in your memory for a longer period and would be easy to recall.

3. How to learn new words?

A stunted person can learn new words by using the dictionary.  Open a random page of the dictionary and learn the random new words. If the students wish they can write the words in the notebook for revision in future. The other methods include reading the newspaper every day.  Newspapers have a lot of new words that could benefit the students.   The best part is that the words which you find in the newspaper will be used in different contexts. This means you are not only learning to use new words but also learning how to use them in different contexts.   Further one can try reading different articles on Vedantu's website.

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To write faster one has to practice a lot of writing. Writing is one of the skills that can determine a lot of what score you will be getting in the final exams.  Writing speed along with presentation are a few important components of exams. The challenge in the path is time. Therefore, the students are advised to set a timer and practise with the clock.  Make sure you are making conscious efforts to make your writing more presentable.

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Speech on Christmas: As the magical day of December 25th arrives each year, hearts fill with anticipation and excitement. Schools pause their usual routines, embracing the joyous spirit of Christmas Day 2023 . It’s a time when children eagerly prepare, inspired to deliver the most enchanting Christmas speech. Beyond its Christian roots, this day resonates universally, uniting people in a celebration that embodies goodness and the spirit of togetherness. It’s a time when we share our Christmas speeches, but beyond that, this day holds a deeper significance. It’s about honoring the birth of Jesus Christ and embracing values that transcend boundaries—kindness, love, and togetherness. So let’s cherish this day, spreading joy and embodying the true spirit of Christmas in everything we do.”

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Speech on Christmas in English

We have provided below variety of speech on Christmas in order to help students to actively take part in the speech recitation activity at Christmas event celebration in their school. All the Christmas speech provided by us are written using very easy words and small sentences for the students. So, you can select any of the speeches on Christmas according to your need and requirement:

Short Speech on Christmas Day

Good Morning to the Principal Sir, Sir, Madam, seniors and my dear colleagues. Today is the Christmas which we celebrate every year very happily by arranging a cultural event. This day is celebrated as Christmas Day as an annual festival all over the world especially by the people of Christian religion. This day is of much importance for the Christians as they commemorate the birth of their God, Jesus Christ.

It is observed annually on 25 th of December as one of the religious and cultural celebrations worldwide. Christmas Day has been declared as the public holiday by the government in most of the countries all across the world. It is also celebrated by the non-Christian people culturally in India and other countries by proper decoration and arrangement. This celebration is one of the integral parts of the holiday celebrations of the year.

The custom of celebration in various countries involves mix of Christian, pre-Christian, secular themes and origins. Some of the most important customs of this holiday celebration are gift sharing, distributing gifts by Santa Claus, Christmas cards distribution, Christmas music, singing Christmas songs, lighting candles, church services, having a special meal, special Christmas decorations, Christmas trees, Christmas lights, and so many. Various identical figures such as Santa Claus, Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, and Christkind, bring gifts to the small children at Christmas night. It is a significant event especially for the retailers and businesses.

At this day children become very happy as they get gift by their parents and Santa Claus in the mid of night. They wear Santa cap and Santa dress to celebrate this day in their school. Children go to the market and do lots of shopping with their parents. I hope you all liked my speech on such a great occasion. I wish you all a very happy Christmas.

Thank You All

Good Morning to the Principal Sir, Sir, Madam, seniors and my dear colleagues. As we have gathered here to celebrate Christmas, I would like to speech some lines about Christmas in front of you. I am very thankful to my class teacher for giving me such a great opportunity to speech here at this occasion.

It’s a Christian holiday, but we all join in the celebration with immense joy and happiness. Christmas is a special day when we commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. Christians have believed for many years that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. Additionally, in India, people from various religions also celebrate it as a cultural holiday in December.

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Christmas is called as the “Feast day of Christ”. It is celebrated as the Christian holiday to pay honor as well as commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is believed as the Son of God for years by the people of Christian religion. It is also supposed and celebrated by the non-Christians as a cultural holiday in the month of December. It becomes a great festival in the winter season. Everyone waits for the arrival of Christmas very eagerly. It is celebrated every year on 25 th of December with huge preparations and decorations. Christmas tree, Christmas cards, Santa Claus, gifts, etc matters a lot at this occasion.

25 th of December is the most important day of the year for Christians. They also celebrate Easter to remember the death and resurrection of the Jesus Christ. People start preparations for Christmas which is called as Advent and it begins on Sunday of four weeks before the Christmas. The whole season of Christmas is known as Christmastide which ends on 6 th of January means 12 th day of Christmas during which Epiphany is remembered by the people. The history of Christmas traces back to ancient times, intertwining traditions, beliefs, and cultural celebrations, culminating in the globally cherished holiday we celebrate today.

This occasion is celebrated all over the world as a religious holiday by both Christians and non-Christians people alike. The rituals and traditions of celebrating it differs a while from country to country however almost included things are feast, gifts, cards, Santa, church, singing Christmas carols and songs, etc. Santa Claus is a most famous tradition which is must be performed in many countries of the world. I wish you all a very happy Christmas.

Long Speech on Christmas Day

Good Morning to the Excellencies, Principal Sir, Sir, Madam, seniors and my dear colleagues. We are here to celebrate Christmas and at this occasion I would like to speech some lines about Christmas festival. First of all, I would like say a lot of thank to my class teacher for giving me such a great opportunity to speech here at this occasion.

Christmas is celebrated every year on 25 th of December by the Christians and non-Christians people all over the world. It is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ who was born on 25 th of December. It is a religious and traditional festival of the Christians. In India, it is celebrated by more than 25 million Christians with great enthusiasm and joy. There is a largest Indian Christian community in Mumbai where mostly Roman Catholics are found. In other states of country there are high populations of Christians are found who make this festival a glory of India in the winter season. Christmas arrives hand in hand with winter vacation , A time when joyous melodies and snowflakes alike clutch. With hearts aglow and spirits soaring high, Families embrace the season as laughter fills the sky. It’s a cherished winter vacation, a moment in time, Where love and merriment in harmony chime.

At this festival, a midnight mass is considered as the most important service for Christians especially Catholics during which whole family members go to the mass and enjoy a massive feast of different delicacies. They also involve in the giving and receiving of presents to each other. Few days before of the date, they enjoy decorating churches with Poinsettia flowers and candles especially for the Christmas Eve Midnight Mass service.

People start greeting each other from few days before the festival by saying Happy Christmas, Merry Christmas, Subh krisamas, krismas Mubarak, etc through Christmas cards or gift distribution. Decorating Christmas Trees in the houses or garden is the special custom and tradition of Christmas celebration. People also decorate their homes and Churches with candle and electric bulbs. Christian people in Southern India lit some small oil burning clay lamps on roofs to symbolize that Jesus is the light of whole world. They sing a special song known as carol song and perform other rituals in the church. At some places, there is a traditional to cut fruit Christmas cake to actually celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Santa comes in the mid night with lots of attractive gifts to distribute among kids.

There is a traditional of keeping fast especially by the Catholics, they do not eat from 1 st to 24 th of December and eat after midnight service. Santa Claus (the Christmas Father) is also called as Christmas Baba (in Hindi), Baba Christmas (in Urdu), Christmas Thaathaa (in Tamil), Christmas Thatha (in Telugu), Natal Bua (in Marathi), and Christmas Papa in (in Kerla).

Good Morning to the Excellencies, Principal Sir, Sir, Madam, seniors and my dear colleagues. We are gathered here to celebrate the Christmas festival. I would like to speech some lines about Christmas festival. I am very thankful to my class teacher that she has given me such a great opportunity to speech here at this occasion.

We eagerly wait for this great occasion every year. It is one of the happiest and enjoyable festivals of the winter season. It falls every year in the mid of winter season, on 25 th of December. It is celebrated by the people of many religions worldwide however especially by the Christians. The tradition of celebrating it varies from country to country however almost similar. The most common activities are decorating and lighting Christmas trees, hanging Advent wreaths, buying Christmas stockings, candy canes, Santa dress, Santa cap, decorating the place with Nativity scenes to show the birth of Jesus Christ, etc. Christmas carols are sung and stories are told to children to let them about the figures like Baby Jesus, Santa Claus, St Nicholas, Christkind, Father Christmas, Grandfather Frost, etc.

Christmas is celebrated every year to commemorate the birth of Jesus on 25 th of December. Jesus is also called as Jesus of Nazareth or Jesus Christ. He is believed as the Son of God and has been the central figure of Christianity for years. Modern scholars agree with the historical existence of Jesus. It is believed that Jesus was a Jewish rabbi who had preached his messages to people orally. He came on the earth to support his people however crucified for the sins of people. His followers believed that he was back to the life after death. Jesus was the Son of God having unique significance and took birth from the Holy Spirit, a virgin woman named Mary. It is considered that He came to earth as savior of his people. He was one of the important prophets of God and Messiah for innocent people.

In order to pay honor and remember the Jesus Christ for his all the great works, people celebrate Christmas day annually with huge preparations and decorations. They start sending Christmas cards and gifts to the loved ones few weeks before the celebration. It is a special religious observance when Christian people keep fast for many days and break their fast on the midnight Mass. I wish you all the very happy Christmas.

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Happy Christmas Ladies and Gentlemen! Good Morning Principal Sir, teachers and my dear friends. I am especially thankful to my class teacher Mr./Mrs. —— for providing me this opportunity to say few lines on Christmas. Our hearts are filled with the joy of festival as we gather here to share the joy. Yes! This is the month when common greetings like Hello, How do you do etc are replaced by “Happy Christmas!” of course with a warm smile! Once again I welcome you all with a very warm “Happy Christmas” and start my speech on Christmas.

Christmas is a Christian festival which commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a public holiday, a day off for everyone and most of the businesses remain closed on the day. Preparations for the Christmas begin days before the main day. People start decorating their houses and gardens with lights, flowers, Christmas tree and other decorative. Every building, locality you look is burning bright with beautiful lights and with a decorated Christmas tree placed at the entrance.

People exchange greetings and gifts, visit relatives and friends; organize get together and feasts. Days around Christmas are filled with tremendous activities and joy. Kids prepare Christmas rhymes with delight, Twinkling stars and trees so bright, Santa’s sleigh and reindeer in flight, Bringing joy on this magical night!

In a culturally diverse country as ours, Christmas symbolizes unity too as we celebrate it together, across the demographic lines of religion and culture. Any festival in India cannot be complete without its delicacies and Christmas is no exception. I personally like the aroma of fresh fruit cake coming from the houses and find it irresistible! Don’t you? I am sure you too love it!

You could see the festive mood setting in with beautiful Christmas carols playing everywhere. It really makes the ambience pleasant and joyous. The sound of bells, coming from the churches fill up the surroundings and make the festival more vibrant.

Children are the happiest around Christmas. They receive a lot of gifts and surprises from their parents, relatives and not to mention Santa Claus. They believe that Santa comes silently in night and plant gifts for them in the Christmas tree; which is actually done by their parents.

Children are the happiest going out with their family for buying Christmas tree, gifts and sweets. It is the time when they are taken for outings, movies, shops and also get to choose gifts of their choice.

Having said all that on Christmas, there is one more thing I would like to mention here, since I have the opportunity to do so. Donate or volunteer! That’s correct, you heard me right. There are some families or individuals who cannot afford the celebrations and the joy as you do. You can bring some happiness in their life by giving them a gift; believe me that you will never forget the smile that you will bring to the children’s faces.

This holiday is a great time to show your concern and compassion towards other through donation or volunteering. Christmas is a reason to be happy and spread happiness. Brighten your own house as well as the house of others.

With this I would like to conclude my speech and once again thank you all being such a wonderful audience. God Bless You all and once again Happy Christmas!

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Speech on Christmas Day FAQ’s

How do you start a christmas day speech.

Begin a Christmas day speech with a warm greeting, such as Good morning/afternoon/evening, ladies and gentlemen, followed by a festive sentiment or quote related to Christmas.

What should I say in a Christmas speech?

In a Christmas speech, you can talk about the significance of Christmas, share holiday wishes, mention traditional customs, and express gratitude for the spirit of giving and togetherness.

How to celebrate Christmas speech in English?

To give a Christmas speech in English, use clear language, share personal anecdotes, highlight cultural aspects, and convey the joy and warmth associated with the holiday.

What is Christmas short speech?

A short Christmas speech typically covers key themes of Christmas, like its meaning, traditions, and the spirit of goodwill, in a concise and engaging manner.

How to write 10 lines about Christmas?

To write 10 lines about Christmas, you can include points about its origin, customs, decorations, the importance of family, gift-giving, and spreading love and joy.

Why is Christmas celebrated?

Christmas is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ and to foster feelings of love, peace, and goodwill among people. It has also become a time for family gatherings and gift-giving.

What is Christmas introduction?

A Christmas introduction sets the tone for a speech or piece of writing about Christmas. It typically includes a greeting and a brief mention of the holiday's significance or theme.

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What should I say in a Christmas speech?

We can feel the Christmas spirit in the air already, as we are less than a month away from such an amazing time. After everything we have been through this year, it would be nice of you to address your family with a nice speech on Christmas, filled with love , tenderness, and high spirits. In the following lines you will find six short speeches for you to share with them.

:: “We are lucky to be here today in the company of such great people: my family. Although sometimes I wish we could see each other a bit often, I really appreciate the moments when we all get together.

Let us enjoy this fantastic meal that took hours in the making but let us enjoy specially the company of our loved ones, appreciating one another and sharing the memories that have become the story of our family. I love you all very much and I wish you a Merry Christmas”.

:: “This Christmas will not be as it usually is, but I am sure that, as long as we are together, we can make the most of it. Thank you , from the bottom of my heart, for being how you are. You mean everything to me, and I love you dearly. Merry Christmas to you all! Xoxo!”.

:: “I love that we get to make new memories when we are together, for they become the stories we will tell our children when they grow up. I am lucky enough to say that my family is the best one there is.

I wish you a Merry Christmas, I love you and I cannot wait to see you for New Year’s Eve, because I am sure it is going to be epic!”.

:: “Merry Christmas! You taught me what being a family is all about, and I could not be more grateful to you for that. Thanks for always being there, even when things are not easy, for you have shown me what the true meaning of love really is.

Short Christmas speeches for family

:: “Dear family, I cannot find the words to express how happy I am to see all of your faces. We have made it through an exceedingly difficult year, and I can only appreciate the long way we have come.

It feels amazing to have such a great family and to get to experience the joys of this beautiful holiday under the same roof.

I want to wish you a Merry Christmas and I hope that next year brings us more joy and more occasions to be together as the beautiful family we are. Love you all and may happiness reign in all of your homes!”.

:: “We are reunited here today to thank the world for allowing us to be together and to express how much we love each other, sharing a laugh and a great meal, which is why I would like to propose a toast in your name! .

Christmas is definitely the most amazing time of the year and we need to be able to appreciate the luck we have, because not everyone gets to spend it with their loved ones.

Cute Merry Christmas speeches for family and friends

:: “First of all, I would like to welcome you all to our house today; it is really incredible that you got to come from all over. For a moment I thought that this reunion was not going to be possible but here we are, and I could not be happier about it.

Christmas is definitely a time to appreciate and be grateful for the things that we have and everything that we have accomplished, so I would like to begin by thanking our Lord for giving me such a great family, but I also want to thank you, because without you none of this would be possible.

You are the most amazing people I know, and I love each and everyone of you from the bottom of my heart; I really mean it.

What to say in your corporate Christmas speech ?

Our dear employees: For us it is a pleasure to address all of you at these Christmas parties to share our best feelings and a message from the bottom of our hearts.

To begin with, we would like to say that we are extremely grateful and proud of the work you do every day in this company because not only does your company grow, but our country grows and we have the opportunity to offer better opportunities to our loved ones.

As you may realize we have made some preparations so that the spirit of Christmas can be felt in this company and inspire us to cleanse our hearts of all bad feelings, forgive the offenses and unite us even more as the great business family that we are.

Christmas is a time that brings us many pleasant memories , even of our earliest childhood in the company of our family and our good friends , but also gives us the opportunity to meet again with our loved ones and live many more special moments that we will remember with great affection, that is why we must prepare ourselves to celebrate this feast with our hearts full of hope, charity and love, to share it with all the people around us.

We must remember that although the Christmas gifts are beautiful, like all the decorations, the central spirit of this beautiful party is the birth of the baby Jesus, that is why we want to invite you to be in the company of your loved ones :

This Christmas Eve , and contemplate this beautiful scene that represents the birth of our Savior and to be moved by the infinite love of God and that sacred family that celebrated Christmas for the first time even in the midst of some material lack, but feeling the greatest love that exists in the world and the purest happiness.

On behalf of our company, we want to wish you a Merry Christmas and celebrate it in the company of your loved ones receiving great blessings and discovering that there is no bigger gift than being together as a family, enjoying the peace and love of this beautiful party.

Christmas party speech for employees

One of the most important celebrations expected by the workers of a company or maybe an organization is absolutely the end of the year; the right time when they celebrate the Christmas and the New Year at the same time.

On this celebration, all of the employees forget about their activities at the job and they just care about eating, dancing and getting many presents for Christmas .

But the most important part of this celebration is when the regular workers have the chance to share a special moment with their bosses and with the highest authorities of the company.

On this kind of event, the tradition commands that the chief directors and the managers of the company have to give a speech to thanks for the contributions of the workers and wish them a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year .

For that reason, it is very important that the manager prepare a good speech before this event, because a manager is not allowed to say something just from his heart, on this kind of celebrations, the speech must be formal and concrete.

If you are a manager of a company and you do not know how to prepare a really good speech during the toast for Christmas and the New Year , he we will give you some advices, because you have to know that this is a chance to get closer to your workers, and of course, they will be paying attention to each one of your words during the speech.

Our first advice and the most important one will be that you have to give a short speech, it would be something great if the speech last no more than 2 minutes.

It is important that you use simple but nice words, that way you will show the nice treat your company offers to your workers. Also, do not make any jokes if you do not want to lose any respect with your workers.

Finally, you can make mention of some good achievement of the company but it has to be very short, otherwise, the crowd will get bored easily, of course, you do not have to reveal any statistics or numbers in your speech.

Christmas speech sample to download

Although maybe some of you do not believe me, this is one of the most expected moment on the year for me, because it allow me to find myself with all of you and express from the bottom of my heart, my truly wishes of love, peace and prosperity to all of you on these Christmas and new year .

For that reason, I really want to thank God and also each one of you for being here reunited on this special night. I feel like we are here right now because we are a big family, a united family that fights day by day to reach the prosperity of each one of us.

That may be the reason why, on this occasion, I would like to express to each one of you my thanks for the sacrifice, the efforts and the good you have for this company, because thanks to your efforts, the company is now a good and recognized group of people known by many clients and many sectors in the current market.

Now that still remains a few days to finish a year of hard work,  I feel really happy to say that we absolutely reach the goals of the company and also that we obtained many good results, which will allow us to develop many great changes around the company for the next year.

But do not worry about it, these great changes do not mean that I will change all of you (some laughs). I would not dare to do that; I just could not do it; because all of you showed me that the teamwork is the way to follow.

Thanks for your contributions , this year the company increase its profits and incomes over-passing the goals of the past year.

I really trust you and I know we will absolutely keep the good work, let’s follow this good path without any regrets and do not ever look back to your mistakes.

Merry Christmas for everyone, I hope you spend a good time your family and closest friends …”let’s keep the good work and glory to the company and to ourselves”

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