Epiphany party ideas

Our Epiphany Celebration. Uncover the significance of this festive occasion and explore creative ways to celebrate the three kings visiting baby Jesus.

Have you noticed? The secular, salesy, toss-Baby-Jesus-out-with-the-bathwater celebration of Christmas has a riptide effect. It sweeps us up before the turkey leftovers are ziplocked and the pumpkin pie crumbs are off the table. Actually, it trickles in…

Didn't grow up with Epiphany as part of your traditions? No worries! I've got 6 simple tips for you to help add new ideas to your family ways.

Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh. Kasper, Melchior, and Balthazar. These three gifts and names are familiar enough. We see images of the three kings who visited Jesus in almost every nativity scene…

Christmas isn’t over yet! Keep the festivities going for 12 days and celebrate Epiphany with your Children! Christmas is over, time to take down the decorations…wait, Stop! No it isn’t! Contrary to the popular belief that Christmas is one day and come December 26th, Christmas is over, the reality is that Christmas is a season […]

Have the standard traditions not worked for you? Observe a non-traditional Epiphany celebration with these simple and meaningful ideas.

Here are a few fun and creative Epiphany activities. Living with an eye towards the themes of each season helps ground me savor the celebrations more!

Our family absolutely loves throwing tea parties for Catholic feast days and celebrations, and we super enjoyed this Epiphany tea party! I love creating tea parties that are symbolic and educational for the kids, yet

For Catholics, the Christmas season does not end on Christmas Day. In fact, the 12 days of Christmas doesn’t end until the feast of the Epiphany on January 6th. In this post, I’m sharing how we celebrate Epiphany in the catholic home and other catholic Epiphany traditions.

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