Christmas 2018 | After the midnight mass, Christians across the world will kick off celebrations to mark the birth of Jesus Christ today (December 25). Popular customs include exchanging gifts, decorating Christmas trees, attending church, sharing meals with family and friends, and waiting for Santa Claus to arrive.

Since India is a multi-lingual country, residents greet each other according to their traditions. While people in Hindi heartland, people wish each other with 'Shubh Chritsmas', residents of Gujarat say 'Anandi Natal', Bengalis say 'Shubho Boṛodin', Tamils say 'Kiṟistumas Vāḻttukkaḷ' and people who speak Urdu wish each other with 'Christmas Mubarak'.

Here's how netizens are greeting each other on social media:

Wishing All A Very Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays 💞🎅🎄🎊🎁🎉 pic.twitter.com/kqG1hVqqM7

— Simei United Football Club (@FcSimei) December 24, 2018

Merry Christmas Greetings New Year 2019 Wishes! pic.twitter.com/iAhZe2l4vM

— Reuners Label (@reuners) December 24, 2018

The message of Christmas: God cares. #GreatQuotes #Christmas2018 pic.twitter.com/pF7dJWPHC3

— Tony denBok (@tonydenbok) December 23, 2018

A SPECIAL #CHRISTmas MESSAGE 2 ALL THE LITTLE #CHILDREN OUT THERE WHO FEEL UNLOVED, ARE ABUSED AND MISTREATED, LOST, LONELY & FORGOTTEN! KNOW THIS, #GOD LOVES U! U ARE VERY NEAR & DEAR TO HIM! HE WILL RETURN SOON & CARRY U AWAY! MERRY CHRISTmas SWEET LOVES!
2 Cor. 13:14#QANON pic.twitter.com/GJTpAc8mgw

— jean dean (@YeshuaismyLord) December 24, 2018