Flowers and festivals

Purim, a joyous Jewish holiday, is a time of laughter, celebration, and giving. Among the many traditions associated with this festival, the exchange of gifts, or in Yddish “mishloach manot,” holds a special place. These gift baskets traditionally include food and drink. However, the trend of including floral gifts has gained popularity in recent years. This article explores the fusion of tradition and modern aesthetics in the context of perfect flowers for Purim.

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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In China, flower symbolism is an essential part of human life. Images of flowers accompany the Chinese throughout life – from the cradle to the deathbed. Additionally, the symbolism of flowers is included in everyday and festive rituals, folk beliefs, proverbs, sayings, metaphors that describe specific phenomena, and even names. And, of course, flowers play a significant role in the Chinese New Year celebration.

Earlier, we talked about Lunar New Year customs, traditions, and beliefs. Today, we suggest you learn more about lucky flowers and plants and their significance to the Chinese New Year.

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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The fourth Thursday of November marks Thanksgiving Day! The perfect time for families and friends to get together and enjoy a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner while exchanging Thanksgiving flowers and gifts of appreciation.

Family members go to great lengths to make their homes look beautiful, from wreaths on doors to centerpieces on dining tables. Therefore, using Thanksgiving flowers to complement Thanksgiving dinner is a great way to make the day more festive.

Previously, we discussed the possibility of using flowers as a decoration and gift for Halloween. And today, we will tell you about commonly used flowers and foliage to celebrate Thanksgiving.

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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Without any doubt, Halloween is a time for fun, revelry, and celebration. In addition to eating sweets and playing games, children wear costumes, people tell scary stories, and trick-or-treat. But, what about spooky bouquets?

We’re here to tell you how you can celebrate Halloween the best way, with flowers, of course! Spooky bouquets, as a matter of fact, are a win-win to reflect the spirit of the season. And, it’s the perfect gift to send for All Saints Day!

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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The Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah commemorates the creation of the first man and woman, Adam and Eve. The Jewish religious calendar begins on this day, and devout Jews celebrate it by reflecting on the past and looking forward to the future. In addition, it is customary to give flowers to Rosh Hashanah.

It is a holiday for many Jewish people who celebrate it with their friends and family. They reflect on everything about the past year as it ends and looks ahead to a new year. It is a time when everything is fresh and clean. Rosh Hashanah celebrates new beginnings.

No invitation to a celebration is complete without flowers for Rosh Hashanah, which add a festive touch to any home. Regardless, if you are a Jewish family or know someone  Jewish, here’s what you need to know about flower gift-giving this Rosh Hashanah.

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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Anyone can become a father, but only a rare person becomes a dad. Dads are the family’s backbone, and they significantly influence our lives. Therefore, we must show them how much we care about them. In the UK, Canada, India, France, the United States, and many other countries, this day is celebrated on the 3rd Sunday in June, and what better way to celebrate than to send them flowers? Mother’s Day flowers are the first gift that comes to mind to give moms. But when it comes to fathers, we are not sure that flowers for dads can be a better fit than other gifts on Father’s Day.

We have studied the issue of flowers for fathers, and today we are glad to reassure you that there are many flowers to choose from that make an unforgettable gift to give to your dad. Here are some options to send on Father’s Day.

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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Passover and Easter are holidays of equal gravity. Step by step, they bring to light the deep structures of both Judaism and Christianity religions. Passover and Easter fall early in the spring every year.

Church tradition held that the resurrection occurred on a Sunday. In 325 AD, the First Council of Nicaea decided to celebrate Easter on the first Sunday, after the first full moon, and after the vernal equinox. As a result, Easter did not have a fixed date but tended to be close to the full moon. This date always fell on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Nissan, the start of Passover.

There are many differences between Passover and Easter, but there is also a lot in common between them. And this common lies at the very basis of the holidays. The main characters change, and traditions adapt. But the essence remains the same. Now is the time to explore and learn more.

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One Holiday for Two Religions or Two Different Holidays? Equal Gravity of Passover and Easter.Read More »

Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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On the fourth Sunday of Lent in the UK, Mother Mary, and now all mothers, are remembered on Mothering Sunday. Mothering Sunday is now celebrated much like Mother’s Day in the US, but the dates of the festivals differ. The history of Mothering Sunday in England and the reason for its celebration differ from that of Mother’s Day in the United States.

The similarities in how people celebrate Mothering Sunday in the UK and Mother’s Day in the US are numerous. People give flowers and gifts as they do on Mother’s Day to their mothers, showing them their love and gratitude. Mothering Sunday has always gone a bit deeper. This day shows appreciation of all mothers of the families, including maternal bonds, motherhood, and even how mothers impact society.

Today we will discuss the origins of Mothering Sunday, its traditions, and the modern way of celebrating this festival.

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Lena Raven

Born in Nalchik in 1966, graduated with a major in English Lit, and working as a school teacher since 1990. My interests are diverse: music, good literature, and computer technology at the user level. I like to try new things, and I bring what I started to its logical conclusion. Oh! And I do love my pets! I’m already 54 and I still believe in miracles and hobbits with elves and Gandalf. I myself am a bit of an adventuress like a hobbit, and I love mushrooms, too, like they do.

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