50 Times People Made Others Laugh On Christmas (New Pics)

To learn more about how to celebrate this joyous season, we reached out to a Christmas expert, Jay Roberts, creator of The Christmas Everyday Club. First, we wanted to know what Jay loves most about this special time of the year. "I love the build up to the big day," he told Bored Panda. "The excitement and the chance to do lots of festivities."

"My sons and I watch a pantomime, we go to a drive-in and watch a Christmas movie, we visit the Christmas markets, listen to Christmas music, watch lots of Christmas movies," Jay continued. "But my favorite little thing that we do is we have a book that we created and sell on Amazon. But whatever money we make, we buy lots of them, wrap them up, and we go and give them out to local strangers to lift the Christmas spirit."

We were also curious if Jay has ever seen any particularly special Christmas card photos. "There is a simple one, yet I like it, and it's a family all stood there with the heading 'I'm dreaming of a...' and each family member has a thought bubble with something in it that they are dreaming of. I find it funny. Simple but effective."

And when it comes to decorations, the Christmas enthusiast says he loves any Grinch decorations. "They are always creative, especially ones where it looks like he has jumped through the door and has just his legs on one side and the rest on the other side. This was only £15."

We also asked Jay if he has any advice for those of us who tend to get a little stressed out during the holiday season. "I wish I knew the answer to help, but what I do if I feel like I am getting stressed is take 5 minutes out and listen to music," he shared. "It always seems to help. Then, after a little break, I feel much better to carry on with whatever I was doing at the time."

"People stress and worry about money a lot at Christmas because they want to get the best things for their loved ones," Jay added. "I get that, as I do too, but we have to remember that Christmas isn't about expensive gifts. It is about spending time with your loved ones. A simple hot chocolate together or a walk in the park, watching a Christmas movie or doing some arts and craft are all inexpensive ways to enjoy quality time together and those little memories are far more expensive than any gift."

If you'd like to embrace the Christmas spirit even more, be sure to visit Jay's site The Christmas Everyday Club!

The Christmas season can often become cluttered with the stress of entertaining guests, scheduling holiday gatherings, baking for the masses and purchasing presents for all of your loved ones that might break the bank. But the reality is, all we need to enjoy the day is a little bit of holiday spirit and a great sense of humor!

The photos on this list are excellent reminders that we don’t need a fridge full of eggnog or a huge tree with dozens of presents underneath to have a lovely time. We can enjoy time with our friends and family members by taking silly photos, making the most out of a tiny Christmas tree and dressing our pets up like Santa’s reindeer.