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It was also used as a sign of love and friendship in Norse mythology and that's where the custom of kissing under Mistletoe comes from. View image | gettyimages.com When the first Christians came to Western Europe, some tried to ban the use of Mistletoe as a decoration in Churches, but many still continued to use it! York Minster Church in the UK used to hold a special Mistletoe Service in the winter, where wrong doers in the city of York could come and be pardoned. The custom of kissing under Mistletoe comes from England.
The Chief Druid would cut off sprigs for distribution to the people, who hung them over their doorways for protection against thunder and lightning. Mistletoe features in the mythology of several cultures. It is a parasite that grows on a variety of trees, including the apple and the oak. Because mistletoe remained green throughout the winter when the sacred oak was without leaves, it was assumed that the plant contained the life, the magical essence, of its sacred oak.