Christmas decorations in our Town

And there's really nothing we can do to stop the holiday season from starting; did you realize that Christmas is only 33 days away? Yes, the most delightful day of the year will be celebrated once more in just 33 days, or about a month now. Isn't it exciting?

We see decorations everywhere we go, which is one of the things that makes the Christmas season so enjoyable and unforgettable. There's colorful Christmas lights strung outside the window, we can see the tallest Christmas Trees and the enormous "Parols" will undoubtedly always be a part of our Filipino Christmas decorations.

Every year during the first week of December, our town celebrates the lighting of the Christmas tree, and it has since become a custom in all of our communities. As a result, each community puts on a fantastic display of decorations, and the lighting of the Christmas tree is always the highlight of the event.

And our town has already begun to decorate, with Christmas decorations being placed throughout, beginning at the entrance of the square and moving to the Municipality. Many students are also waiting in the plaza to see what the town's decorations would be themed on this year. Most viewers hold cellphones in their hands and capture lovely pictures of the hanging decorations.

The first thing you'll notice when standing in front of the marble name of "Odiongan" in front of the square is the Christmas decorations inspired by the image of the church. They stated it was only the second day they were painting and mending decorations in our plaza, so it wasn't finished when I took this picture.

As you can see, they have only begun to decorate the Christmas tree, but you can already tell that the finished product will be incredibly stunning and colorful. They also create a Christmas tree with notable window decorations, and it is at that point that we can tell it is also religiously inspired by the church.

You'll also walk through a large heart-shaped entrance as you get close to the statue of Dr. Jose Rizal. No matter where you go, you will always exit and enter through this enormous heart-shaped entry because there is another Heart entrance on the opposite side.

In order to make every corner of our plaza even more lovely and picture-perfect, they are still decorating and have promised to add lights and flowers to the sides.

I can't wait until they're done decking out the entire town plaza for Christmas. And I'm really looking forward to our town's customary Christmas tree lighting!

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