HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
So why do people say "Happy Holidays" instead of being specific?
As this is the season for giving, you want your gifts to be personalized for the recipient. Family, friends, work friends, it doesn't matter. We will personalize it all. Whether it's a name, an initial, a photograph, just a brief text, or their favorite saying, I am happy to do it for you.
We also sell items here for your own personal keepsake or for families and friends, even the golfers in the family. Imagine a Christmas tree ornament with a family photograph, a new baby's photograph, even a pet's photograph. Something for the parents, for the grandparents, or simply for yourself. Create a keepsake.
You can email me with your choice and tell me what you want, send a photograph/picture and include your contact information. We will go from there to create your ornament.
Baby's first Christmas
Slate Ornament.
2 sides
$25.00
For the family
Acrylic Ornament.
2 sides
$12.00
Baby's first Christmas
Ceramic Ornament.
2 sides
$25.00
The Loving Couple.
Pewter Snowflake
1 side
$25.00
Because there are at least 15 major religious holidays and observances are celebrated during this current late fall and winter season (November 2026 through December 2026).
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Diwali (Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism): Celebrated on November 8.
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Birth of the Báb & Birth of Bahá'u'lláh (Baháʼí): Celebrated consecutively on November 10 and 11.
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Feast of Christ the King (Christian/Catholic): Observed on November 22.
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Birthday of Guru Nanak Dev Sahib (Sikhism): Celebrated on November 24.
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Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib (Sikhism): Observed on November 24.
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Ascension of ʻAbduʼl-Bahá (Baháʼí): Observed on November 27–28.
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Advent Season Begins (Christianity): Marks the start of the liturgical year on November 29.
December 2026 Holidays
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Feast of St. Francis Xavier (Christian/Catholic): Observed on December 3.
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Hanukkah (Judaism): The 8-day festival of lights runs from sundown on December 4 through December 12.
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Bodhi Day (Buddhism): Commemorated on December 8 (some traditions observe it in January).
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Feast of the Immaculate Conception (Christian/Catholic): Observed on December 8.
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Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe (Christian/Catholic): Observed on December 12.
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Yule (Pagan/Wicca): Celebrates the winter solstice on December 21.
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Christmas (Christianity): Celebrated on December 25.
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(Note: Kwanzaa, which begins on December 26, is primarily an ethnic and cultural holiday rather than a religious one).