There are people who love snowglobes. And then, there are those who love them so much that they want to have them tatted to their bodies. These snowglobe tattoos are sure to make you smile. But alas, even if you shake the person’s arm or leg very hard, you won’t see the snow fluttering effect.

Candy canes are the official candy of Christmas. So what better way to capture all that minty red and white goodness than in tattoo form? This one has two candy canes that are tied together with a bow to form a heart. It’s a sweet tattoo if you met your sweetie (or got engaged and/or married) around the holiday season.

If you grew up watching A Charlie Brown Christmas, then there’s nothing more nostalgic than the tree from the classic cartoon. Although it might not look like much (especially with its droopy branches and fallen pine needles), this tat completely captures the innocent sweetness of the TV special. And they’re right; maybe it (and you) just need a little love.

Sure, most people think of red and green, (or silver and gold) when it comes to Christmas colors, but this snowflakes tattoo is seasonal and sophisticated. It’s dainty enough to deserve a spot of honor somewhere you can show it off, like your wrist, shoulder, or as is this person chose, behind their ear. If you opt to get more than one snowflake, make sure that they’re different, since no two are ever the same.

You can deck the halls with boughs of holly — or just get a tattoo of it on your body. Although this person opted to get a red robin sitting atop the holly branch, you can just show off a sprig of it on your arm or leg. And if you were wondering why Ilex aquifolium (that’s Christmas holly to you and me) is such a symbol of the season, it’s meant to represent Christ’s crown of thorns, per WhyChristmas.

Tattoos that honor loved ones are very popular. So if you love everything about Mr. C., why not get the holly jolly fella inked on your skin? You could always opt for cute and comical, or you can show some serious dedication by getting sleeved with a large tattoo like this one that looks very real. Suddenly, the lines, “He sees you when you’re sleeping, he knows when you’re awake” take on an entirely new meaning.

Combine your love of Star Wars and Santa Claus and you have this Yoda Christmas tattoo. When you think about it, St. Nick and Yoda have more in common than you might imagine. For starters, they are wise, older gents who are a benevolent force wanting good to triumph over evil. Except that Santa Claus actually gives out gifts while Yoda offers sage advice.

While you can expect that a Christmas tattoo will have pops of color here and there, this gingerbread house tattoo is totally next level. From the glittery design to hearts, snowflakes, snowman, and an adorbs gingerbread house, it’s almost impossible to believe that it’s a tattoo and not a painting.

Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree! How you’ll love these tattoos you see. And just like your own Christmas tree, you can adorn your tree any way you wish, with brightly colored balls, lights, tinsel, and presents under the tree. (Or, if you go the bottom right route, a scary, snarling monster.)

Some people like to sleigh the holidays, and you will, too, with this Grinch-inspired Christmas tattoo. Although you might steal the spotlight, you’d never be a Grinch and try to steal Christmas from the fine folks in Whoville, like the green guy did.

Do you remember what it was like to try to stay up late on Christmas Eve, hoping to catch a sighting of Santa? Well, this lovely little tattoo portrays a beautiful scene of a child with their teddy bear, staring out the window as Santa Claus’ sleigh flies by in the night. What makes it even more adorable is that it’s shaped like a Christmas ornament, too.

We’re all ears for this adorable Mickey Mouse Christmas tattoo. It features Mickey wearing a Santa hat with some holly adorning it, while he holds some Christmas lights. The added shading of snowflakes in the background makes the tat complete. Hot dog!

For saying the mother of all bad words, Ralphie from A Christmas Story got some soap in his mouth. If you’re also quite a connoisseur of soap, you might want to get this cute tattoo that shows Ralphie’s disdain for Lifebuoy in this classic scene from the film that runs for 24 hours straight on Christmas Day.

Grab the kids and get in the Wagon Queen Family Truckster so you can participate in a time-honored family tradition, cutting down the Christmas tree. Of course, if you’re Clark W. Griswold, you’re going to go big — and try to go home by putting it on top of your car. Sure, it might be a little full, (and there may be a lot of sap… and a squirrel lurking in there), but this tattoo is an adorable ode to that Christmas classic, National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.