Friday, December 25, 2009

Essentials of A Celebration

A celebration is a joyful occasion with special festivities to mark the joyousness and happiness of an event. It is made special not as much by the occasion as its quality of being memorable for years to come. There are many things that can make an occasion memorable. Some of the things that are essential to any celebration are,

Invitees – The invitees to a celebration may vary in number and composition depending on the nature of the event itself. A more formal event would have a different list of people included than an informal one. The point of differentiation also lies in the underlying emotional atmosphere of a celebration. Invitees can be our loved ones or acquaintances or people whom we meet socially.

Venue – A venue is a place where any event can be planned and consequently executed. Events of a more sophisticated nature require a venue which are in tune with the underplayed atmosphere at such celebrations. Consequently, occasions that have an underlying boisterousness and energy to them need venues that reinforce the emotions of a loud celebration.

Decorations – Another very important ingredient of any celebration are the decorations that make the surroundings pleasurable and beautiful. Decorations are even important in defining the mood of any celebratory occasion.

Food – An aspect of any function or event that holds an equal if not more importance in respect to other s is food. Be it a formal or informal affair, a private party or an open invitation, it is incomplete without food. It is an obvious conclusion then that the food required for a celebration has to suit the theme of the occasion. It also needs to be in tune with the composition of people invited.

Music – Celebrations will always be incomplete without music. Music at a celebration should be tasteful yet conducive to the atmosphere one wants to create. It should also be relevant to the reason because of which the celebration is happening.

Gifts – These are tokens of appreciation, gratitude or thankfulness that are exchanged either at the beginning of the celebration or at the end of it.

These are only some of the important physical aspects without which any celebration or any celebratory atmosphere remains incomplete. A celebration's value lies in the memories of a time spent with loved ones and in the feelings of elation and nostalgia which will linger for a long time to come.

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