8 Siblings Create A Fantastic Dance Number For Their “Christmas Card” Tradition

Each family has its own way of celebrating Christmas, and this one has a unique way of doing so.

Meet The Orgill Family

This big family of 8 siblings has a holiday tradition of recording a video of them dancing in their living room.

Their Matching Sweaters

The Christmas sweaters made by their mom complete the annual Christmas dance.

Their 2016 Mash-up

For their 2016 performance, they decided to go for Pentatonix’s “Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy” and Mariah Carey’s classic “All I Want For Christmas Is You.”

An Exciting Intro

The video starts with the siblings doing a pose before dancing along the Pentatonix’s acapella.

The Group Breaks Down Into Four Dancers

When the music transitions to Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” the four siblings exit the dance floor while those who are left continue taking it over.

The Ideal Sibling Relationship

When the other siblings go back in the frame, they continue dancing to the beat with enjoyment all over their faces.

The Grand Finale

As the song ends, the elderly members of the family join in and dance their own steps as they all celebrate the Christmas season.

People Admire The Orgills

The viewers who comment on their video are expressing their admiration either on the family’s talent or the beauty of their relationship with one another — or both!

Watch how the Orgill family greets their friends and relatives a Merry Christmas by dancing up a storm in the video below.

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