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Nine homes and two businesses received recognition for their Christmas decorations at the Christmas Village on Friday. Two businesses were also awarded, Burkni and the shop Kaki. The Culture and Tourism Committee of Hafnarfjörður selects the best-decorated homes based on tips from residents.
The people of Hafnarfjörður truly put on their big Christmas glasses when they looked around and nominated the best-decorated Christmas homes in town. Just over one hundred tips were submitted.
“It has been a challenging but wonderful task to choose from all these magnificent nominations,” said Guðbjörg Oddný Jónasdóttir, Chair of the Culture and Tourism Committee, at the award ceremony on Friday.
“Every home and business honored here today has one thing in common: they have put effort, care, and creativity into lighting up the dark winter for all of us. These recognitions are our way of saying thank you for making the Christmas town of Hafnarfjörður as magical as it truly is,” she said.
Let’s see which homes stood out this year:
Two businesses also received recognition for tasteful decorations:
Guðbjörg Oddný thanked everyone who submitted tips, as well as those who decorate their homes and businesses so beautifully in the lead-up to Christmas. “It is these shared efforts of us Hafnarfjörður residents that make this such a good place to be during the dark winter,” she said.
“I wish you all a Merry Christmas, and continue to enjoy the splendor of our Christmas town.”
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