Christmas Color Meanings
Have you ever wondered what the Christmas color meanings were? While stories and symbols vary, the color meanings seem to remain consistent. The following are the meanings of these festive colors, along with some common symbols and their meanings as well.
White – the color of light and holiness. It is used as the liturgical color of Christmas in many churches during the holiday season.
Green – the color green can be found in many Christmas symbols, such as the tree and wreaths. The evergreen color found in pine trees and boughs represents God's unchanging love for mankind. A green, circular wreath also represents Gods eternal love.
Red – the color red is also found in many Christmas symbols, such as Santa's red outfit, candy canes and various ornaments. The color red represents blood and that which was shed by Jesus for all mankind so that their sins would be forgiven. Some candy canes are made with three red stripes, which represent the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Yellow- the color represents light. It can be found in the many candles or lights that adorn homes and Christmas trees, as well as the color of many ornaments of the season. It represents the light unto the feet of mankind, helping them to find their way in the darkness. It also represents the goodness in every human soul.
Silver – the color silver reminds us of the shepherds and their sheep. Children of God follow the sound of the bell to be guided by his love for his flock. The color silver is sometimes substituted for white in church celebrations.
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