Christmas /christmas time

[petr]

Hi,
I´d like to ask what is the difference between Christmas and Christmas time. For examle I dont now what to use in this case : 'Hope the warmest smile, the sweetest dreams, and the happiest heart will be yours at Christmas/Christmas time and in new year 2008.'
Thanks in advance

[riverkid]

Hi,
I´d like to ask what is the difference between Christmas and Christmas time. For example I don't now what to use in this case : 'I hope the warmest smile, the sweetest dreams, and the happiest heart will be yours at Christmas/Christmas time and in the New Year 2008.'
Thanks in advance

Not much difference to my mind, Petr. Probably 'Christmas' would be more common. 'New Year' is specific and always takes 'the' and capitals.

Can I steal it and use it to wish you,

I hope the warmest smile, the sweetest dreams, and the happiest heart will be yours at Christmas/Christmas time and in the New Year 2008.'

[David L.]

To Mum

Hoping the warmest smile, the sweetest dreams, and the happiest heart will be yours this Christmas and in the coming New Year.

from Petr
Christmas 2007

May the New Year bring you the best of health and the happiest of hearts.

At Christmas, we think of family and the friends we hold dear.

To Susie

Christmas time is when we most think of family and the friends we hold dear. Though the miles have separated us, you have remained close to our hearts.

Your friends
The Smith Family