Christmas Ornaments for Gay Men

Let's face it, they're not subtle.  But they're fun!  You might elicit a raised eye-brow from your confused great-auntie, but your friends will love them.

They are the December Diamonds collection, crafted from resin for your Christmas tree. In amongst the festive angels are cute mermen from a variety of trades:  doctors, soldiers, sailors and at least one drag queen.

The seven inch high figurines are all hand-painted, with liberal sprinklings of glitter to finish. December Diamonds catch the light, as they adorn your branches.

These figurines arrive in their own gift box, so might also make a lovely present for your gay friends.  This is particularly true for those who have recently got married, and it can double as a house-warming present!

Each one would be sure to be a talking piece; and they'd certainly brighten up your festive home.

Depicting the universal symbol for men, interlocked with another.  For those who miss the same-sex celebration, then there are the rainbow colors of Gay Pride too.

These ceramic Christmas tree decorations are 2.87" in diameter.  They weigh in at 1.4oz, which is fine for the average boughs!

Two of the top row Pride ornaments are reversible. The rear depicts interlocking female symbols, thus including your lesbian friends too. 

Can you get more festive than two Santas holding hands?  Or two snowmen cuddling? 

The latter allows some customization on the back.  Add in your own names and a date, if you wish.  The Christmas decoration then becomes a keepsake.  Anyone viewing it will know that there was a great romance here.  These two men were in love.

In July 1979, a small group of gay men put out flyers. It invited any brave souls to come and join their choir. 

They were astounded at the response!  99 people turned up, prepared to sing loud and proud.  The Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles was born.

Their counterparts in Washington, D.C. have just celebrated their 30th anniversary.  It's been a wild ride through the choral reaches, including playing at an inaugural concert for President Barack Obama.

The London Gay Men's Chorus began in 1991, as six individuals getting together in London.

They sang at the Angel Underground Station.  It proved to be so popular, that the station had to be temporarily closed due to the crowd that formed!  The choir is now 191 men strong. 

These are just some of the stories in a world-wide phenomenon. Gay Men's Choruses are now in most cities.  Their music will provide the perfect backdrop for your Christmas celebrations.

I hope that you found something wonderful with which to decorate your home.  Very happy regards of the season from all of us at Wizzley!