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What’s your favorite holiday tradition? For some of our team, it’s picking out the perfect tree, bundling up to see sparkling Christmas lights, or just spending time with friends and family. What traditions make the holidays special for you? Share them below!

🎄✨This holiday season, we asked our team to spread a little cheer by sharing their favourite holiday foods, cherished memories, and even their least favorite traditions. Through laughter and heartfelt stories, one thing stood out… this holiday season is about family. So from the Sagicor Bank family, we wish you Happy Holidays filled with love, delicious foods, and unforgettable moments! 🎅🎁 Feel free to join in and share your answers in the comments - What’s your favourite holiday tradition? - ⁠What’s your least favourite holiday tradition? - ⁠What’s your favourite holiday dish? - ⁠What’s a Bajan holiday tradition you enjoy? - ⁠What’s your least favourite Bajan holiday tradition? - ⁠What’s your favourite holiday memory? #SagicorBank #HappyHolidays #Christmas2024

Looking for ways to celebrate the holidays in style? Here are a few suggestions to make your New Year's festivities unforgettable: 1. Host a cozy dinner party with your closest friends and family. 2. Plan a winter getaway to a snowy destination for a change of scenery. 3. Get creative with your decorations and add a personal touch to your space. Share your own tips for celebrating the holidays in the comments below! #NewYearsEve #HolidayCheer #FestiveVibes"

Hey Neighbors!👋 Wishing you a holiday season filled with love, laughter, and of course your favorite wine!🍷Whether you’re celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, or simply soaking up the holiday spirit, the best moments are the ones shared with the people who matter most. Here’s to creating joyful memories, cherishing special connections, and embracing the magic of this time of year. Cheers to happy holidays and a bright New Year ahead!🎄🍷🕎 #happyholidays #holidayseason #holidaymessage #businessowners #tampabaybusinessowners #tampafl #tampabay #tampabusiness

Here are some excellent tips to ensure a safe holiday season! 🎄✨

The holidays can be a joyful time of year, but it's important to keep safety in mind for the upcoming festivities. Here are a few tips on how to stay safe this holiday season ⬇️

Mourning Holiday Traditions ❄️ When our holiday traditions change or a loved one is no longer with us, it can be hard to enjoy our celebrations. For many, the holidays are a time when traditions help us connect to ourselves and others and bring us back to the memories that are part of our upbringing. However, changes in our schedules, families, or lives can make all of this more difficult. This season, keep in mind: ✨ Traditions are important- They are a piece of our culture and are part of the foundation of our families, communities, and broader society. ✨ It's okay to be sad when traditions change- When holiday events must be adapted, can’t happen, or when a loved one is missing from the group, it’s normal to feel a sense of loss. ✨ Reinvent the tradition- Get everyone on a Zoom call, light your first candles together, or gather at a different relative's house. To move forward, try to focus on looking deeper into the meaning behind these traditions and what they represent for you. There are ways to get through the holiday season without losing the magic.❤️ Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/ejxwg-At #HappyHolidays #Traditions

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The joy and cheer of the holidays are in the air but remember—safety never takes a holiday! Below are a few tips to keep your celebrations safe and bright. Let’s make this holiday season one to remember—for all the right reasons. Stay safe and enjoy the festivities with your loved ones!

Today’s “Surprising and Not-So-Surprising Facts about U.S. Culture” might just turn your idea of U.S. Christmas upside down. Did you know that some families in the U.S. celebrate on Christmas Eve (December 24th), just like in many other countries? It's especially common among families with Italian heritage, for example. Christmas traditions here are as diverse as the country itself. On U.S. Christmas tables, you might find a whole range of different foods ranging from Scandinavian-inspired dishes in the Midwest, tamales and empanadas in the Southwest to oyster stuffing in Maine. This is where we can see regional diversity and different immigrant histories reflected in local holiday traditions. The story here is never simple. Just like whether one should say Happy Holidays or not, it depends on the context. In some contexts, it might be better to say Merry Christmas in others not so much. And here’s one more fun fact: “Die Hard” is considered a Christmas movie in the U.S. Wishing you all happy holidays (no matter what holiday you celebrate. Let’s celebrate them all:) and a joyful time!