A day after Christmas, the biggest festival for Christians all over the world which commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ and indulging in festive joy, celebrations and get-togethers, Boxing Day ...

Boxing Day is a holiday celebrated in the UK on 26th December, the day after Christmas Day. But why is it called Boxing Day? And where do the origins of Boxing Day come from? Despite sharing the ...

This is the famous Boxing Day, a series of fixtures scheduled for December 26. Often referred to as a "second Christmas," Boxing Day is mainly celebrated in the United Kingdom. It's a day focused ...

It also has nothing to do with trashing the empty boxes left after Christmas Day or the returning of unwanted presents to stores. The origin of Boxing Day lies in small gestures of charity and ...

Boxing Day is looking like it's going to be one of the busiest nights of the Christmas period. Once you've had your fill of turkey, stuffing, presents and family there's one thing most of us want ...

Australian Boxing Day is a unique blend of cultural and commercial significance. While it doesn't have a solid religious connotation here, it's a day when Australians extend their Christmas ...

If there is a special day after Christmas, then that will be specially dedicated to none other than the Boxing Day. Have you ever wondered why such a name has been given to a festival? No worries, it ...