Indian christmas

Colorful light displays banish the gloom around the world

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Wedding decorations set the tone for the event! They create a very beautiful ambience and make the wedding all the more memorable!These days the bride and the groom are very particular about their choices and continue their search until they find their perfect backdrop! Here are 8 unique decor ideas that are trending for your wedding! Get inspired! :) Lights: Lantherns: Flower Strings: Centre Pieces: Umbrellas: Flower Balls: Candles: Bells:

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Star Lanterns - I'd love to do a multi-level hanging arrangement with my glass star lanterns and some LEDs, not sure where though

One of my favourite Christmas decorations, having had its first outing for a number of years. I can't cope with decorations up until the 6th - so I take them down, ready for school/wotk on the 1st!

One of the best things about growing up in India was all the holidays we celebrated. As a multicultural country, all festivals are celebrated with lots of joy and gusto. Some of the popular festivals are Diwali, Holi, and Eid, but you may be surprised to know that India is home to a considerable population of Christians, who, along with the rest of the country, celebrate Christmas with their own rituals and traditions. Here are some of my memories of celebrating Christmas in India.

Amrita Marino is an Indian-born, New York City based illustrator and graphic designer.