New Year in France

The New Year is celebrated in France in accordance with the French, December 31, on the night of January 1.
Birthdays in several French regions begin on December 6, St. Nichhousus Day. It is on that day that the French Santa Claus for gifts and sweets Nell distribute good and diligent children. With wooden skin and gifts on his back, he arrives at the donkey and leaves the donkey near the chimney into the house. He puts gifts in shoes that children leave in front of the fireplace. Predel Father, chicken grandfather, reminds of Noel about how the year holds himself as a child, and what he deserves, gifts or, rchipot. In several regions, Perelet brings few gifts on December 6 and returns to Christmas. Gifts can also be brought by the PIT Noel, the baby Jesus.
According to tradition, the New Year is celebrated in France around friends, and Christmas is celebrated with his family. On December 31, almost all European countries celebrate the Holy Square Day. France is no exception. On this holiday, the French walk very noisy, they eat a lot, have fun and wait for the New Year. The French are on the streets of masquerade dresses, they are called scenes.
New Year is celebrated in France in a cafe, in restaurants, large groups of friends. French jokes danced with conical sites and fill the sweets on each other. The new annual lottery is considered a favorite fun, during which you can win chicken or turkey.