Christmas has officially arrived in Greater Manchester - and here is the proof.
The effort some people have gone to this year to decorate their homes is pretty incredible.
Tens of thousands of fairy lights, giant inflatable Santas, Greatest Showman singing trees - you name it, they've got it.
They certainly won't fail to put a smile on your face, and with displays like this who needs Blackpool Illuminations?
These households have got it covered much closer to home.
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Some of the Christmas displays are just for fun, some to raise money for charities such as The Christie and Derian House Children's Hospice.
Others have a much more touching tale behind them.
Suzanne Wiggins decorates her home in Dukinfield in memory of her daughter Courtenay who passed away when she was just eight-and-a-half years old.
Each year, they would switch on the lights and stand outside the house on King Street with a tray of mince pies and sherry, wishing everyone a happy Christmas.
"When Courtenay died I promised I'd carry on in her memory," Suzanne told the Manchester Evening News .
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