What does Christmas Tree decors symbolize?

Christmas trees have British origin, and they were called Paradise trees in the medieval ages.

In earlier days, the Christmas trees were adorned with candles, apples, nuts, berries, and pastries.

An angel or a star is placed at the middle of the tree to represent the Angel Gabriel or the Star of Bethlehem.

Christmas ornaments are collected each year and are often passed on to the next generation.

The traditional ball like ornaments seen in a multitude on the Christmas tree is called baubles.

Christmas ornaments started to gain popularity in the 16th century.

A Christmas stocking or sock-shaped bag is hung on the Christmas tree on the day of Christmas.

The Pinecone has served as a symbolic representation of Human Enlightenment, the Third Eye, and the Pineal Gland.

Though not mentioned in the Bible, the turtle doves turned out to be a symbol of Christmas celebrations since the medieval period.

The Tinsel symbolizes light and is hung on a Christmas tree to wade away the darkness in the festive season.

The ribbons or the bow symbolizes unity and how we should all be tied together in goodwill.

The wreath symbolizes the never-ending nature of love i.e one should love everyone, like a circle that has no end and beginning.