“We were an artificial tree family growing up. One of the traditions she enjoys with her own family is picking out a Christmas tree with her husband and two sons. Now that we’re adults and have kids, we can go to the Christmas tree farm and we can walk around, and we can pick out which one and ask Isaiah, ‘Which one do you think?’ Just things like that, making those memories. You know, flip the Christmas switch, put the tree up. We always had the same stockings and the same tree and the same decorations, and we would always decorate the weekend right after Thanksgiving. She continues: “For me growing up, Christmas was always just comforting. It’s all about watching it through my sons’ eyes and just getting to spend time with family.” Just celebrate, have a fire, we wait for Santa and open our presents, then we’re off to see the next group of family. That’s one of my favorites because it’s a side dish and dessert, but I’ll just make a ridiculous amount of food. I’ll make myself some tofurkey cranberry sauce, of course.
I’ll make a small turkey, even though I don’t eat turkey.
We’ll go see either my family or my husband’s family,” says Carrie. “My perfect Christmas, generally we do a lot of traveling around Christmas. She usually still gets together with her family, which includes her parents, two sisters and their families…as well as her own husband, Mike Fisher, and sons Isaiah and Jacob.Ĭarrie says some of her Christmas traditions include a lot of traveling to visit her family and her husband Mike Fisher’s family…but also cooking and celebrating the season. Christmas for Carrie Underwood hasn’t changed that much from when she was a young girl.
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