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Colourful Suggestions to Add to Your Holi Party
by Reshma N. Marketing ConsultantThe occasion is connected with celebrations among Indians. We look forward to big occasions and make plans to commemorate them in the most extravagant way imaginable. We adore becoming immersed in the hues of love and togetherness as the spring season approaches. Yes, it's about the Holi celebration, which has religious significance as well. Individuals love to celebrate Holi by spreading Gulal all over their dear ones' faces and exchanging presents. This holiday is observed by Indians residing in nations all over the world, not just in India.
Almost everyone enjoys playing Holi in a variety of ways. Below are a few Holi celebration suggestions to try this year if you wish to do something different —
1. Have a Holika Dahan that is not harmful to the environment.
A Holi-related practice is to light a large bonfire in the streets to commemorate the success of good over evil. Holika Dahan is commemorated with the burning of Holika, a wooden plank pyre. Holi commemorates Vishnu's assassination of Holika in an attempt to save Prahlad, a Vishnu follower.
Thousands of trees, however, are felled to provide wooden logs for this rite. To help the environment, consider doing Holika Dahan in an environmentally responsible manner. For this ceremony, purchase fewer woods but more cardboard, coconut garbage, and cattle dung cakes. In an attempt to conserve the environment, you must also inform people about this eco-friendly technique to do Holika Dahan.
2. Experiment with Holi colours that aren't synthetic.
Holi celebrations would be meaningless without colours. However, playing with colours that might hurt your skin is not a smart idea. There are also some low-cost, low-quality Holi colours on the market that contain dangerous ingredients. They might cause irritation and allergies to the skin. To be secure, avoid purchasing them at all costs. Alternatively, get organic Holi colours produced from leaves, blossoms, and plant bark. They would not do any harm to your body.
3. Throw a Holi bash
Holi provides an opportunity to reconnect with old acquaintances, family, and loved ones. It's much more amazing when you finally get to meet everyone after such a long time. Plan a Holi celebration for them all to promote unity. Create unique Holi celebration invitations and distribute them to all of your friends and family. Deliver electronic invitations over Facebook or Telegram. You may even make a Facebook party page and invite guests to it. The more people that come to your Holi celebration, the better!
You also want to make sure that everyone who attends the Holi celebration has a good time. So, prepare Holi music to get everyone dancing and having a fantastic time at the celebration.
4. Purchase gifts for your children and other dear ones
Apart from playing with colours and eating Holi sweets, you want all of your loved ones to have a good time during the festival. This is something you can achieve with the help of presents. Water pistols or pichkaris, water balloons, personalised chocolate gifts and other toys for children can be purchased. When visiting grownups, consider purchasing sweets or a cake to wish them a Happy Holi. You might also consider rekindling damaged ties with Holi gifts.
Almost everyone enjoys playing Holi in a variety of ways. Below are a few Holi celebration suggestions to try this year if you wish to do something different —
1. Have a Holika Dahan that is not harmful to the environment.
A Holi-related practice is to light a large bonfire in the streets to commemorate the success of good over evil. Holika Dahan is commemorated with the burning of Holika, a wooden plank pyre. Holi commemorates Vishnu's assassination of Holika in an attempt to save Prahlad, a Vishnu follower.
Thousands of trees, however, are felled to provide wooden logs for this rite. To help the environment, consider doing Holika Dahan in an environmentally responsible manner. For this ceremony, purchase fewer woods but more cardboard, coconut garbage, and cattle dung cakes. In an attempt to conserve the environment, you must also inform people about this eco-friendly technique to do Holika Dahan.
2. Experiment with Holi colours that aren't synthetic.
Holi celebrations would be meaningless without colours. However, playing with colours that might hurt your skin is not a smart idea. There are also some low-cost, low-quality Holi colours on the market that contain dangerous ingredients. They might cause irritation and allergies to the skin. To be secure, avoid purchasing them at all costs. Alternatively, get organic Holi colours produced from leaves, blossoms, and plant bark. They would not do any harm to your body.
3. Throw a Holi bash
Holi provides an opportunity to reconnect with old acquaintances, family, and loved ones. It's much more amazing when you finally get to meet everyone after such a long time. Plan a Holi celebration for them all to promote unity. Create unique Holi celebration invitations and distribute them to all of your friends and family. Deliver electronic invitations over Facebook or Telegram. You may even make a Facebook party page and invite guests to it. The more people that come to your Holi celebration, the better!
You also want to make sure that everyone who attends the Holi celebration has a good time. So, prepare Holi music to get everyone dancing and having a fantastic time at the celebration.
4. Purchase gifts for your children and other dear ones
Apart from playing with colours and eating Holi sweets, you want all of your loved ones to have a good time during the festival. This is something you can achieve with the help of presents. Water pistols or pichkaris, water balloons, personalised chocolate gifts and other toys for children can be purchased. When visiting grownups, consider purchasing sweets or a cake to wish them a Happy Holi. You might also consider rekindling damaged ties with Holi gifts.
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About Reshma N. 
Marketing Consultant
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