Yuletide refers to the festive season surrounding the winter solstice, traditionally celebrated in various cultures. It encompasses a range of customs and practices, often linked to the Winter Solstice and the Christian celebration of Christmas. The term "Yule" originates from ancient Norse and Germanic traditions, where it marked the rebirth of the sun and the return of longer days. During Yuletide, people engage in various activities such as decorating evergreen trees, exchanging gifts, and feasting. Many of these customs have evolved over time, blending with local traditions and beliefs. Today, Yuletide is often associated with themes of joy, family, and goodwill.