Mardi Gras, a French term which is referred to as “Fat Tuesday” is based on a religious event and falls on Tuesday before Lent begins according to the Christian calendar, also known as Shrove Tuesday. The next day, Wednesday is known as the “Ash Wednesday”, which is considered to be the first day of fasting in the run-up to Easter, 46 days later. To prepare for all those days of fasting, people usually eat a lot of fatty food in the run-up to Lent.
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Valentine’s day falls on 14th February every year. This day is celebrated worldwide to express love with presents and beautiful gestures. While the first month is just about to end, it’s time to hunt for some unique Valentine’s day celebration ideas. There are many ideas that you can adapt to make it a memorable one for your partner. (more…)
By the word Chinese, you may be thinking that this is a celebration which is only celebrated in Asia, but no it’s not true. This festival is celebrated from Sydney to California and everywhere in between. Although the New Year is celebrated for 15 days long, only the first two or three days of the festival are observed as a public holiday. During these 15 days of the festival, traditions and rituals are a part of this but the third day of the Chinese year is considered as the unlucky one for visiting to host guests or go to friends. The 15th day of the Chinese New Year is ended by celebrating the Lantern Festival.
Valentine’s Day is a day that celebrates love in all the sweet little ways or with a major extravaganza. For so many people Valentine’s week is a big-big thing; from Chocolate’s day to D-day i.e. Valentine’s, they celebrate it like a festival and (more…)
Events without an expected number of attendees can never be called successful. Selling as many tickets as possible & increasing the event attendance is genuinely a dream come true for every event organizer.
There are some ways that don’t cost you a single penny but can have a good impact on your ticket sales.
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Events without an expected number of attendees can never be called successful. Selling as many tickets as possible & increasing the event attendance is genuinely a dream come true for every event organizer.
Event promotion is a crucial step to make event success by boosting attendance. Here are some hacks that will help you increase attendance with a small budget also.
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This year has brought drastic changes in the event industry. Some have benefited event creators, and some have also worsened situations. But there are some trends which 2020 brought in the event industry, that will stay in 2021 too.
Being an event creator, following these trends is either compulsory or essential for the growth of event business.
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With the entire world using digital platforms for almost everything, there are many new ways to generate revenue. YouTube is one of the best platforms to generate money with each click or stream; however, few limitations make it difficult to monetize Event Videos with YouTube. This article will talk about constraints that creators face with YouTube and other ways to monetize the video.
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December comes with festive vibes and the happiness of celebrations. It creates an immense opportunity for event organizers to create events around festive trends of Hanukkah, Christmas & New year.
Here, we have come up with a list of opportunities for leveraging trends for your events. Create more and more events and utilize the festive mood of your audience.
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Christmas is coming soon to fill your homes with laughter and joy. People from all over the world celebrate Christmas in their unique ways every year. It is the season where you spend your money on festive decor and beautiful gifts for your loved ones. However, if you are not planning to spend your money this time, you can also create stylish gifts and look for some easy Christmas decorations as well.
We have found out easy Christmas decorating ideas to keep your celebrations sorted! These ideas will also save your money and make your festive home look super decorative and stylish this year. (more…)