Festivals

Eid al-Adha, the second Eid of the year, is all about the spirit of sharing. This festival is also known as the Festival of Sacrifice follows Hajj, the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. According to a research Muslims around the world celebrate Eid-al-Adha in many different ways that adhere …

Rakshabandhan is all about celebrating sibling love and making them realize how important they are in your life. You’ve laughed with them, cried with them and played pranks on them. There must have been times that the elder one must-have scolded you too but they are the special people who …

Mehndi function is a huge part of Indian wedding festivities and Indian culture. Mehendi is antiseptic in nature, is considered auspicious and believed to bring good luck and prosperity in life. Mehndi is also considered to have a cooling effect and reduce stress for bride and groom. In Indian weddings, …

Sometimes parties happen back to back especially when a lot of our friends and family members have their birthdays in the same month. For each party to be different and exciting, we need some unique element in every party – an interesting theme, some new activities/games, a quirky photo booth …

Easter is undoubtedly counted among one of the most significant festivals celebrated by Christians worldwide. It is an occasion which is enjoyed with great religious pain and fanfare. It is considered as a commemoration of consequences that took place at a particular time in the past. There is no doubt …

In the Christian Calendar, Easter is no doubt one of the most special occasions. It marks the time when families, couples and young friends organize parties, go out on vacations or spend quality time together. If you weren’t able to go out on vacation or meet your family members on …

There is no doubt in saying that one of the most awaited festivals is almost here. Holi is all about unlimited fun, colour and excitement spread all over. It is about spreading love, friendship, and the feeling of togetherness. People get a perfect opportunity to unite with family, friends, and …

Holi is only a few weeks away, which means everyone must have started gearing up for carefree fun with colours. But, what will happen when the celebration is over, you will want to get rid of all that colour as soon as possible, but that doesn’t mean you need to …

Holi is just around the corner and as it is one of the much-awaited fun festivals to celebrate, but it can take a toll on your skin and your hair courtesy the harsh chemicals in colours. While the unique colour play is the main highlight of the festival getting Holi …

Holi is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India. Holi falls on a subsequent day after the full moon in the month of March. It is also believed that Holi brings an end to the cold winter and is the beginning of the warm summer season. It is …