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Look, it’s the great American tradition; Halloween isn’t even over and people are thinking about Christmas. American Thanksgiving is usually celebrated pretty much exclusively in the United States, so it makes sense something an international as Twitter would make the skip in between with the trending hashtag: #MarryMeAtChristmas. Look, if we can have Christmas in July, then we can have it in October!
The hashtag is actually in honor of a HallMark Christmas movie of the same name, but do we really need an excuse to talk about Christmas?
It’s late October but I’m really in the mood to chop down a tree and decorate it!
When you see your name on the @hallmarkchannel
#MarryMeAtChristmas pic.twitter.com/l2Kx8TXBA6
— Susan Mallery (@SusanMallery) October 29, 2017
Such a delight on our Saturday night on @hallmarkchannel .. Is it love at first sight?#MarryMeAtChristmas TONIGHT!
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pic.twitter.com/K1yS5q1Ng3
— Sandy Stewart (@SansofPA) October 28, 2017
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Sounds like an awesome #CountdownToChristmas party, @HallmarkLover! Snacks, too??
#MarryMeAtChristmas @hallmarkchannel @TrevDon https://t.co/QwEedCSOrk
— MichelleVicary (@MichelleVicar) October 28, 2017
RT if this scene between Johnny @TrevDon & Maddie @RachieSkarsten also made you smile!
❤️ #MarryMeAtChristmas pic.twitter.com/ERd10FqLB4
— Hallmark Channel (@hallmarkchannel) October 29, 2017
❤️ It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas…everywhere you go!
