Less carols, more content: Christmas gets a Gen Z makeover. For decades, Christmas followed a familiar script: decorated trees, plum cake, midnight mass, and family lunches. But in recent years, Gen Z has gently rewritten the rules. Born into a digital-first, purpose-driven world, this generation is blending nostalgia with novelty, tradition with experimentation. Christmas for Gen Z isn’t about abandoning the old, it’s about personalising it, remixing it, and making it meaningful on their own terms. Minimal Trees, Maximum Meaning Gone are the days when bigger decorations meant better celebrations. Gen Z is embracing minimalism with intention. Small tabletop trees, DIY ornaments, fairy lights in jars, and even digital Christmas wallpapers are replacing oversized décor. Sustainability plays a key role here — reusable decorations, thrifted ornaments, and handmade crafts are preferred over plastic-heavy store-bought items. The focus has shifted from spectacle to sentiment. Secret Santa, But Make It Personal Gift-giving ...
Less carols, more content: Christmas gets a Gen Z makeover. For decades, Christmas followed a familiar script: decorated trees, plum cake, midnight mass, and family lunches. But in recent years, Gen Z has gently rewritten the rules. Born into a digital-first, purpose-driven world, this generation is blending nostalgia with novelty, ...
Less carols, more content: Christmas gets a Gen Z makeover. For decades, Christmas followed a familiar script: decorated trees, plum cake, midnight mass, and family lunches. But in recent years, Gen Z has gently rewritten the rules. Born into a digital-first, purpose-driven world, this generation is blending nostalgia with novelty, ...
Less carols, more content: Christmas gets a Gen Z makeover. For decades, Christmas followed a familiar script: decorated trees, plum cake, midnight mass, and family lunches. But in recent years, Gen Z has gently rewritten the rules. Born into a digital-first, purpose-driven world, this generation is blending nostalgia with novelty, ...