| Addison, Joseph | Sir Roger de Coverley’s Christmas |
| Alexander, Cecil Frances | Once in royal David’s city |
| Alfred, Lord Tennyson | The time draws near the birth of Christ |
| Anonymous | Adam lay ybounden |
| | Away in a manger |
| | The boar’s head carol |
| | Christmas is coming, the geese are getting fat |
| | The Coventry carol |
| | Deck the halls with boughs of holly |
| | The first Nowell |
| | The friendly beasts |
| | Gaudete! |
| | Go tell it on the mountain |
| | God rest ye merry, gentlemen |
| | Good Christian friends, rejoice |
| | He’s got the whole world in His hand |
| | The holly and the ivy |
| | I saw three ships come sailing in |
| | I sing of a maiden |
| | Infant holy, infant lowly |
| | Joly Wat |
| | A little child |
| | Mary had a baby |
| | Now the holly bears a berry |
| | O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree |
| | O come, O come, Emmanuel |
| | On Christmas night all Christians sing |
| | Personent hodie |
| | Rocking carol |
| | Saint Stephen and King Herod |
| | Tomorrow shall be my dancing day |
| | Torches |
| | The twelve days of Christmas |
| | Unto us a boy |
| | Unto us is born a son |
| | The Virgin Mary had a baby boy |
| | Wassail! wassail all over the town |
| | We wish you a merry Christmas |
| Belloc, Hilaire | On a winter’s night long, long ago |
| Berlin, Irving | White Christmas |
| Betjeman, John | Christmas |
| Breton, Nicholas | A Christmas song |
| Bridge, Basil | It’s rounded like an orange |
| Bridges, Robert | A frosty Christmas Eve |
| Brooks, Phillips | Everywhere, everywhere, Christmas tonight! |
| | O little town of Bethlehem |
| Byrom, John | Christians, awake! |
| Cappeau, Placide | O holy night |
| Caswall, Edward | See, amid the winter’s snow |
| Cennick, John | Lo! He comes with clouds descending |
| Chesterton, G. K. | A Christmas carol |
| | The wise men |
| Collison, Valerie | Celebrations |
| Cummings, E. E. | little tree |
| de la Mare, Walter | Mistletoe |
| Dickens, Charles | A Christmas Carol |
| | The Pickwick Papers |
| Dix, William Chatterton | As with gladness men of old |
| | What child is this? |
| Earey, Mark | A Christingle song |
| Edgar, Marriott | Old Sam’s Christmas pudding |
| Eliot, T. S. | Journey of the magi |
| Evelyn, John | A Puritan Christmas |
| Gerhardt, Paul | All my heart this night rejoices |
| Gifford, William | Rejoice, ye tenants of the earth |
| Heber, Reginald | Brightest and best of the sons of the morning |
| Hémy, H. F. | Angels we have heard on high |
| Hill, Richard | Now ys the time of Crystymas |
| Hopkins, John Henry | We three kings of Orient are |
| Hughes, Ted | Minstrel’s song |
| Kipling, Rudyard | Christmas in India |
| Lewis, C. Day | The Christmas tree |
| Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth | Christmas bells |
| Luther, Martin | From heaven above to earth I come |
| MacDonald, Mary | Child in the manger |
| McGinley, Phyllis | All the days of Christmas |
| | Lady selecting her Christmas cards |
| MacNeice, Louis | Christmas shopping |
| May, Robert L. | Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer |
| Milne, A.A. | King John’s Christmas |
| Milton, John | Hymn on the morning of Christ’s nativity |
| Mohr, Joseph | Silent night |
| Montgomery, James | Angels, from the realms of glory |
| Moore, Clement C. | The night before Christmas |
| Neale, John Mason | Good King Wenceslas |
| Pepys, Samuel | A Pepysian Christmas |
| Perry, Michael | The Calypso carol |
| Pierpont, James Lord | Jingle bells |
| Prudentius, Aurelius Clemens | Of the Father’s heart begotten |
| Rossetti, Christina | In the bleak mid-winter |
| | Love came down at Christmas |
| Sears, Edmund H. | It came upon a midnight clear |
| Shaw, George Bernard | A Shavian Christmas |
| Sims, George R. | Christmas Day in the workhouse |
| Swinburne, Algernon | Three damsels in the queen’s chamber |
| Tate, Nahum | While shepherds watched their flocks by night |
| Victoria, Princess | A Victorian Christmas |
| Wade, John Francis | O come, all ye faithful |
| Watts, Isaac | Joy to the world |
| | Watts’s cradle hymn |
| Wesley, Charles | Come, Thou long expected Jesus |
| | Hark! the herald angels sing |
| | Lo! He comes with clouds descending |
| Whittier, John Greenleaf | Somehow not only for Christmas |
| Woodward, G. R. | Ding! dong! merrily on high |