12 Days of Christmas Party Crackers

Celebrate the festive season with these enchanting 12 Days of Christmas Party Crackers! Measuring an impressive 10 inches each, these beautifully designed crackers come packaged in a delightful display, styled to capture the essence of classic holiday cheer. Featuring charming illustrations inspired by the beloved carol, these crackers add a whimsical touch to your holiday gatherings.

Inside each cracker, you’ll uncover a festive party crown to wear, along with hilarious jokes to spread laughter. But the fun doesn’t end there! Each cracker also includes a quiz, charades, and the popular "Who Am I?" game, ensuring that your festivities are filled with entertainment and merriment for all ages. With a blend of tradition and modern-day fun, these Christmas Crackers are the perfect way to ignite joy and create lasting memories during the holiday season. Get ready for hours of laughter and entertainment as you and your loved ones delight in the spirit of togetherness!

• 12 beautiful parchment and gold crackers, each depicting one of the 12 Days of Christmas.
• The set of 12 come packed in a unique drum container with woven rope handle.
• Stunningly illustrated crackers featuring the Twelve Days of Christmas in a parchment style water color print.
• Each 10" cracker contains a hand made snap, amusing joke, party hat, charades game, trivia question, and " Who am I?" game.
• Perfect for a special Christmas dinner or party.

THE TRADITION OF ENGLISH FESTIVE AND PARTY CRACKERS

Party crackers are a British tradition dating back to Victorian times when a confectioner started selling sugared almonds, each with a motto and wrapped in a twisted paper package, as love tokens.
One day a jet of resin from the confectioners log fire burst into flame with a loud ‘crack’. Using this idea he decided to make a log shaped package that would produce a surprise bang and inside would be an almond and a motto.
It soon became a firm favourite at parties with toys, hats and jokes added to each ‘cracker’.
By the end of the century it was well established as a traditional holiday custom and now each year virtually every household in the UK has crackers.