15 Of My Favorite Smells Of Christmas
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15 Of My Favorite Smells Of Christmas

Christmas is already the best holiday, and the beautiful aromas only make the holiday more wonderful.

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15 Of My Favorite Smells Of Christmas
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Finally, my favorite time of the year has arrived! December first marks the start of my Christmas celebration. I blast Christmas music, drink way too much hot chocolate and look forward to spending time with family. It is hard to choose what my favorite part of the holidays is, but as someone who is nitorous for remembering smells, I think the different scents of Christmas time makes my top five list. There are so many different, unidentifiable smells during the month of December, but these are a few of my favorites.

1. A freshly cut Christmas tree

2. Cookies right out of the oven

3. My Grandma's house on Christmas Eve

4. Fresh coffee brewing in the morning

5. The crisp smell of a chilly winter morning

6. Sweet Communion wine at Christmas Eve church

7. A hot, crackling fire in the fireplace

8. Peppermint candles

9. Creamy Hot Chocolate with marshmallows

10. Gooey cinnamon rolls on Christmas morning

11. Scotch tape for wrapping presents

12. Homemade pies in the oven

13. Unwrapping new clothes on Christmas morning

14. Cinnamon bread

15. Popcorn for a Christmas movie night

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