Caroler (noun)

A person who sings carols, especially at Christmas time.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french carole (see carol).

Examples:

1. The carolers sang joyfully as they walked down the street.
2. The carolers were greeted warmly by the families they visited, who welcomed their festive songs.
3. The carolers were a common sight in the town during the holiday season.
4. The carolers gathered around the tree, their voices rising in song.
5. The carolers brought a sense of holiday cheer wherever they went, spreading good will and joy through their songs.