How to celebrate father's day?

Father’s day is just round the corners. So wondering how to celebrate this special day with your father? 
we have some good ideas for you to make this day a memorable day for your beloved Dad. 

Pamper your dad 

Most easiest way is to pamper your dad with whatever he likes to do. It can be a morning breakfast in bed, or just a round of cycling in the neighborhood park in the morning. You can take your dad's favourite breakfast cooked by you to his bed even before he wakes up. And add a special father's day cards to the tray. This morning you can accompany him to the park for a round of cycling or just a walk by him, holding his hands, reliving those days of childhood. You can have a round of golf with him as well.

Cooking his favorite dishes

No celebration is complete without food. How about making it the main course of father's day celebration? Figure out what your father likes to eat or wants to have that very day. Give it your best shot to prepare the best dish for your dad.. A good dessert dish at the end will be just as perfect.


Gifts for him

Ties, wallets or pens are best examples of Fathers day gifts, but give him a surprise by buying something which he is planning to buy for a long time . You can also surprise him by making CD or DVD containing all your fond childhood photographs with him 
You can also express your love through handmade innovative gifts like greetings cards, photo frames, photo collages, greeting wallets, etc. 
 


Gift him your time   
If your father is an ardent music and theatre lover, make sure you do not miss the live concerts, and good theatrical performance on that day. For a father with artistic temperament, we propose you visit a craft bazaar, or an art exhibition. Going to an auto expo, and a gadget exhibition is best if your father is techno-savvy. If your father is a sports freak then do not miss the opportunity of playing with him his favourite sport. Gift him passes for a car rally, go bowling, playing golf, and doing horse riding with him

There can be another fantastic way of making your father feel special. Go on a family picnic to a natural resort or a waterfall or a hilltop. Choosing to go on a secluded, peaceful location will give you a chance to rejuvenate and freshen-up simultaneously spending a quality time with family. Go fishing with your father if you opt to go near a river bank.
Once back home, give him another reason to feel special. Surprise him with your cooking talent. Prepare his favourite dessert and snack, sit along with him and tell him again that he means world to you!

Baisakhi - One of India's Harvest Festival

Baisakhi also known as 'Vaisakhi' is the harvest festival in India mainly in Punjab state. It is celebrated by Sikh Community in the month of March-April when the new Solar year starts. Sikhs from all places visit Gurdwaras to worship and take part in appropriate devotions. They prepare Holy Nectar and Karah Prasad on this day. This is not all they also celebrate this day by dancing and singing all day. Men do Bhangra and women do Gidda that are the folk dances of Punjabi. It is performed in many styles.

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Season of Lent

Lent is a sacred season which starts before the 40 days of Easter. This period is attach with the story of Jesus where he had been in desert being tempted by the devil for 40 days. With Lent coming people start preparing for Easter.

The first day of Lent is Ash Wednesday which comes after Mardi Gras. It is left opened and finalized until the end of Good Friday Services. This is one of the most special times in the church and everyone should make a point to participate in all three days. It is steeped in tradition and a great way to end the Lenten Season.

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Celebrate Womanhood with Just an Ecard

Women come in different forms in our lives. They are a symbol of love and kindness. Women's day is a special day to raise a toast to such angels of our lives.

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Send Mahashivratri Ecards

Send your blessings and good wishes on Mahashivratri through ecards.

International Women's Day

Women's day is the day to celebrate a day to celebrate womanhood. It is a global celebration day for Woman.

Lets salute, appreciate and show love towards woman's economic, political and social achievements. Send a women's day ecard to the women you know and show your respect:

Feb 12th - Thanks for Making My Life Beautiful Day

Has he/she made your life a heaven? Love changes everyone's life. So why not let them know about it. Send these beautiful cards and say "Thanks for making my life beautiful!"







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Dusshera-The Victory of Good Over Evil

Generous shower of lights, blaze-burn, sizzle-scorch followed by a fabulous show of fireworks celebrate the victory of good over evil. This is Dusshera, one of the favorite festivals of India. As its name suggests, it is celebrated for ten days and this extravaganza finally concludes in Vijayadashmi. Nine days prior to Vijayadashmi, are celebrated as ‘Navratri’. Dusshera, also spelt as Dasra is a festival of parade and pageant which falls in the month of October. This year, it will be celebrated on the 17th of October. Calculations made according to the lunar calendar determine the date of this fiesta.

As already known, this Hindu festival marks the remarkable triumph of Lord Rama when he released Sita, his wife from hands of the iniquitous king Ravana. After ten days of pomp and celebrations, huge paper and wood effigies of impious ten-headed king Ravana, his son Meghnad and brother Kumbhkaran are set ablaze. The sight is worth seeing.

This festival is not just about processions and explosive displays of the three effigies. It has a beautiful color in every part of India. In most of the parts in Northern India, story related to Dusshera is enacted in Ramlilas in all neighborhood fairs. In Western parts, fasting and feasting go on with clacking sounds of dandiya in garba. In Kullu Valley, people celebrate it with a pageant of idols, animal-sacrifice ritual and ample liquor brewed locally. In Southern parts, the ten days are equipped with worship, banquets and music. Mysore in Karnataka and Kota in Rajasthan are also famous for joyous celebrations. In East, the festive fervor is celebrated as Durga Pooja.

At some places Shami Pooja is performed. Ayudha Pooja is among the main rituals during Dusshera. Being the last day of Durga Pooja, worship of Goddess is done with greatest devotion. Goddess Shakti is also known by the name of Aparajita. On this day Aparajita Pooja is also observed. Dusshera is among the most high-spirited festivals of India. It brings time to rejoice, have fun and commemorate the victory of good over evil.

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Wishing Commonwealth Games Participants All The Luck

The Mega Sporting event of the year-Commonwealth Games 2010 is fast approaching. Participants are on their toes and spectators are full of excitement and thrill. Being a majestic event, it is rewarded with due importance and attention. All the eyes are eager to witness the memorable event and fingers are kept crossed. In this season of XIX Commonwealth Games, no one has interest to talk or think about anything else other than this gala event. People are busy wishing their favorite sportspersons and looking forward to see them as winners.

The most common and favored method to wish your much loved and admired sportspersons is to wish them through e cards. The days of post are a history. E cards have set a new trend in sphere of sending your wishes to your dear ones. Following the trend, plenty of e cards are available on the internet through which you can wish the participants and cheer them up. A nice collection of cards are available on our e cards through which you can send your best wishes to the contestants. So, wish all the luck to Commonwealth Games participants.

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Sukkot - Jewish Thanksgiving

Sukkot is a Jewish harvest festival. Celebrated four days after Yom Kippur, Sukkot begins at dawn of the 14th day of Tishri. This period usually takes place in late September or early October. Also known as Harvest Festival, Sukkot lasts for seven days. The celebration marks a shift from the somber Days of Atonement to the joyous moments of Sukkot. The jolly festival is commemorated as homage to the forty years during which Jews wondered in the desert.

Sukkot is also known as Jewish thanksgiving. It’s perfect time to get together and thank your family and friends for the love and joy they bring to your life. Have a great time during this season of bounty by spreading some sweetness to the life of your loved ones. The best way to do so is by sending our warm and thoughtful Sukkot ecards. Our Sukkot ecard section has a wide and a beautiful collection to choose from.

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Autumn Month - The Beauty of Fall

Rain is gone and winter is on its way. Autumn makes one of the most jolly and beautiful season. Rightly known as second spring, the natural beauty is at its peak during the fall. Autumn is also known as the harvest month. Autumn signifies abundance, celebration and beauty. During this time of the year, plants and trees shed their old leaves and with fresh greenery all around the entire environment goes gaga.

The arrival of autumn brings in plenty reasons to celebrate and have fun. It gives everybody several reasons to celebrate and have fun. A number of joyous festivals round the world are observed during this beautiful month. The whole world seems to bounce with delight and celebration. Autumn opens door for several harvest festivals related to food production. Harvest is offered to the almighty as an expression of gratitude.

Autumn is certainly the time for festivals, beauty and magic. Spread the joy and magic of this beautiful season with your loved ones by sending our beautiful ecards. Our autumn ecard section has numerous beautiful greetings to choose from.

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