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Flowersfor birthday and anniversary in Haridwar Birthday and anniversary are very special for birthday person and married couples. So flowers are the best, be it yellow or red, they make her feel good. Select a gift according to - his/her taste, personality (if he/she is trend conscious, get flowers and cakes), your relationship with him/her, his/her situation in life. On birthday or anniversary, lighting candles on the cake represents the glow of the moon, and the smoke from the candles carried their prayers and wishes to the Gods who lived in the skies. In this modern era, most western cultures celebrate birthdays with fresh flowers, lit candles and a birthday song. The number of candles usually represents the age of the person being celebrated. Flowers online in Haridwar Flowersdelivery in Haridwar with free shipping On birthday or anniversary, you can make the celebration more special by sending fresh flowers bouquet to Haridwar where your family, relatives and...

Birthday and anniversary cakes in Haridwar Birthday and anniversary are very special for birthday person and married couples and a yummiest cake can makes much better. A party is considered incomplete without cutting a cake. Most of the people like cake and they have different choice of cake flavour. The credit of cake cutting goes to Germany and it started in Middle age. The Germans would celebrate children’s birthdays with cake, calling the celebration Kinderfest. Cakes originally were a coarse, bread-like product, and later became a much sweeter version, called Geburtstagorten. In the 17th century birthday cakes were made more elaborate with details like icing, layers and decorations, like flowers. However, these kinds of cakes were only affordable by the wealthy, upper class due to the high-priced ingredients. Lighting candles on the cake represents the glow of the moon, and the smoke from the candles carried their prayers and wishes to the Gods who lived in the skies. In this...

Holi the most popular festival of India and it is celebrated with great joy. It is the festival of colours. It is the colorful event held every year in the month of March.   This year Holi is being celebrated on Wednesday, 20 March. On this day the whole town, villages and street are fully covered with colours.   People of all age group celebrate Holi by spraying colours on everyone and in return they also spray colours. Holi the "Festival of Colours" - Why Do We Celebrate Holi? Every March, people celebrate Holi for at least two days. It is the festival of colours and therefore it is called the Festival of Colors. It is one of the religious holidays for the faith of Hindu. It is the festival of happiness and most importantly triumph of good over evil.   On the first evening of Holi, people in India party together and the logs of wood are lit into a holy fire and offerings of sweets to the lord Narsimha.   The story of Holi is as there was a devotee named ...