In this list, you’ll discover all sorts of Christmas-themed items that start with the letter B.
- Bauble- Decorative ornament for the Christmas tree.
- Bells- Musical instruments or decorations that jingle.
- Bethlehem- The birthplace of Jesus Christ.
- Blitzen- One of Santa’s reindeer.
- Bows- Decorative ribbons used for wrapping gifts.
- Box- A container for storing or presenting Christmas gifts.
- Bellringer- A person who rings bells, especially during Christmas services.
- Balsam- A type of Christmas tree often used for its pleasant scent.
- Berry- Small, round fruit often found in Christmas decorations (e.g., holly berries).
- Bright- Emitting a lot of light; often describing Christmas lights.
- Bethlehem Star- The star that led the wise men to Jesus.
- Bounty- Abundance, often referring to the holiday feast.
- Blizzard- Severe snowstorm, often associated with a white Christmas.
- Blizzard Lights- Outdoor decorations that mimic snowfall.
- Brownies- Small, chocolatey treats often made for Christmas.
- Baking- The act of making festive Christmas treats.
- Branches- Parts of the Christmas tree that hold ornaments.
- Bliss- Perfect happiness, often felt during the holiday season.
- Blessed- To be favored, often used in Christmas greetings.
- Brandy- Alcoholic drink sometimes used in Christmas recipes.
- Bonfire- A large, festive fire often used for outdoor gatherings.
- Brisk- Chilly and invigorating, often describing the winter air.
- Burgundy- Rich, dark red color often used in festive decor.
- Bundled- Dressed warmly in winter clothing for Christmas.
- Bell End- Decorative end of a bell often used in holiday decor.
- Bing Crosby- Iconic singer of classic Christmas songs.
- Blanket- Used to stay warm, often given as a cozy Christmas gift.
- Beanie- A warm hat, often worn in winter.
- Box of Chocolates- A sweet gift often given during Christmas.
- Bedtime Stories- Tales read to children on Christmas Eve.
- Blush- A reddish color, often used in festive makeup.
- Banner- Decorative sign, often saying “Merry Christmas.”
- Beverage- Drinks, especially festive ones like eggnog.
- Brass- Metal often used in making Christmas ornaments and instruments.
- Bethlehem Candle- The fourth candle lit on the Advent wreath.
- Buttons- Tiny, decorative items on Christmas crafts and garments.
- Black Forest Cake- A rich, chocolatey cake often served during the holidays.
- Butter- Main ingredient in many Christmas cookies and treats.
- Bock- A strong beer, sometimes enjoyed during Christmas.
- Bay Leaves- Aromatic leaves used in Christmas cooking.
- Book- Often a thoughtful Christmas gift.
- Brocade- Rich fabric used in Christmas decor.
- Beret- Stylish hat often worn in winter.
- Bridge- A game often played during family gatherings.
- Brooks- Small streams that might freeze in winter.
- Biscuits- Another term for cookies, often made at Christmas.
- Boughs- Tree branches often used in Christmas wreaths.
- Baking Powder- Essential ingredient in many holiday recipes.
- Brown Sugar- Sweetener used in Christmas baking.
- Bagpipes- Often part of festive parades and music.
- Baskets- Used for holding Christmas goodies or gifts.
- Bowls- Used for serving holiday meals.
- Boysenberry- A type of berry sometimes used in Christmas dishes.
- Blue Spruce- A popular type of Christmas tree.
- Bunting- Festive garlands often used in Christmas decorations.
- Blintzes- Thin pancakes often filled and served during holiday meals.
- Brazier- A container that holds a fire for outdoor gatherings.
- Breath of Heaven- A term for the feeling of the holiday spirit.
- Boon- A gift or blessing, often used in Christmas contexts.
- Buttercream- A frosting often used in holiday baking.
- Brandy Snaps- Crispy cookies flavored with brandy, popular in Christmas.
- Black Tie- Formal wear often seen at Christmas parties.
- Brooch- Decorative pins, sometimes worn during festive occasions.
- Bowties- Formal neckwear often used during Christmas events.
- Budget- Financial plan for holiday spending.
- Bisque- A creamy soup sometimes served at holiday dinners.
- Bread- Often baked fresh for Christmas feasts.
- Bulbs- Light decorations for the Christmas tree.
- Borax- Sometimes used in crafting homemade Christmas ornaments.
- Bellhop- Staff at hotels busy during holiday travel.
- Baritone- Male voice often heard in Christmas choirs.
- Borscht- A beet soup sometimes part of Christmas meals.
- Buckwheat- Grain sometimes used in holiday cooking.
- Bell Tower- Part of a church that often chimes during Christmas.
- Brunch- A mid-morning meal often shared during holiday gatherings.
- Blintz Souffle- A baked holiday breakfast dish.
- Barmbrack- Traditional holiday fruit bread.
- Bloom- Flowers sometimes used in Christmas decor.
- Blessing- A wish of happiness during Christmas.
- Bedeck- To decorate festively for Christmas.
- Boxed Set- A collection of items, often music or movies, given as gifts.
- Bulk- Large quantities, often referring to Christmas shopping.
- Bread Pudding- A festive dessert often served during the holidays.
- Blush Wine- A light, pink wine sometimes enjoyed during Christmas.
- Béarnaise- Rich sauce sometimes made for Christmas meals.
- Brandy Butter- A sweet, buttery spread served with Christmas desserts.
- Breeze- Cool winter air experienced during the season.
- Branch Wreath- A circular decoration made from tree branches.
- Bronze- A metal or color often seen in Christmas decor.
- Burst- An explosion of festivities or joy during the holiday season.
- Bonbon- A small candy often enjoyed during Christmas.
- Bundt Cake- A ring-shaped cake sometimes enjoyed in holiday festivities.
- Blush Pink- A soft color sometimes used in holiday decor.
- Burgundy Velvet- A fabric and color often seen in festive clothing.
- Blinking Lights- Festive lights that twinkle on and off.
- Beer- Sometimes enjoyed during Christmas festivities.
- Beef- Often cooked in roasts for Christmas dinner.
- Bavarian Cream- A dessert sometimes served during the holidays.
- Bisque Doll- A porcelain doll that might be given as a Christmas gift.
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