It's safe to leave your Christmas lights up and running through early January and New Year's Day, but etiquette dictates that you take them down before Three Kings Day (January 6th).
Why do we commemorate the Three Kings?
An occasion known as the Epiphany, sometimes known as Three Kings Day, occurs at the conclusion of the Twelve Days of Christmas. On this day, people commemorate the moment when the three wise men delivered gifts to the infant Jesus. A lot of Spanish kids receive their Christmas presents on this day.
Why is January 6 referred to as the Epiphany?
Ammianus Marcellinus, who identifies January 6 as the date of Jesus' birth and baptism, is the first to mention Epiphany as a Christian holiday. The pilgrim Egeria recalls an event honoring the Nativity that takes place in Jerusalem and Bethlehem and that she refers to as "Epiphany."
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