This year's theme is Let It Snow.
Jacqui Portway, who organised the event with Cindy Whife, said they were delighted at the effort so many people have made this year to decorate their business and shop windows.
This year 35 businesses entered the contest.
Jacqui said: "Those that did not enter still dressed their windows in the spirit of Let It Snow.
"We think the town looks magnificent because of it."
Mayor Richard Porch presented the winners with their prizes.
Winners:
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Frank Riccio Hairdressing
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Cafe Cou Cou
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St Elizabeth's
- Bricks & Makers
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Between the Lines
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Mocha
Winning gallery
Frank Riccio Hairdressing won the 2021 Saffron Walden Initiative's Christmas Business and Shop Windows Competition 2021. The winner's trophy was presented by Saffron Walden mayor Richard Porch. (Image: Dominic Davey)
Frank Riccio with the winner's trophy, presented by Saffron Walden mayor Richard Porch. (Image: Dominic Davey)
Frank Riccio Hairdressing's Christmas windows 2021 which won the competition (Image: Dominic Davey)
Cafe Cou Cou with their second place certificate presented by Saffron Walden mayor Richard Porch (Image: Dominic Davey)
Cafe Cou Cou in Saffron Walden and their Christmas windows (Image: Dominic Davey)
St Elizabeth's with their third place certificate presented by Saffron Walden mayor Richard Porch (Image: Dominic Davey)
St Elizabeth's Christmas scene for the competition (Image: Dominic Davey)
Bricks and Makers were presented for their fourth placing in the Christmas windows competition (Image: Dominic Davey)
Bricks and Makers Christmas window, Saffron Walden (Image: Dominic Davey)
Between The Lines is presented with their fifth place framed certificate for their Christmas windows (Image: Dominic Davey)
Christmas windows at Between The Lines, Saffron Walden (Image: Dominic Davey)
Mocha receives their sixth place certificate for their Christmas windows from Saffron Walden mayor Richard Porch (Image: Dominic Davey)
Mocha of Saffron Walden's Christmas window (Image: Dominic Davey)
The team from Croucher Needham receive their Highly Commended certificate from Saffron Walden mayor Richard Porch (Image: Dominic Davey)
Needham Croucher's Christmas window, Saffron Walden (Image: Dominic Davey)
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