Holi is a festival of vibrant colours and the richest flavours of the spring-summer season. It signifies the triumph of good over evil, appreciating new beginnings. This festival’s magical vibe is elevated when we celebrate it with our families. When we embark on a new journey, we seek our families’ blessings, and this easily resonates with the celebration of Holi – welcoming the new season, with our families. 

It is a time for us to connect with families and celebrate the festival with joy and happiness. Here are some ideas to make your Holi celebration a memorable one:

Plan a get-together:

Event Planning is a tedious job. There are a lot of things to do from deciding the delicious food menu to making a list of all visitors and guests and ensuring all the ritual requirements from flowers and essence to the quintessential Holi colours are in place. It is an unavoidable tiring procedure, however, you can make it easier with Kintree. Creating an event on Kintree is effortless and efficient. You can smoothly create an event on Kintree, by going to the Foreroom section – there is an option for event/poll click on events – add events – in the additional information section, there is an option for attendees – click on attendees – add family members you want to invite to the list and click on Submit. That’s it! You can now easily plan and ask for suggestions for the celebration. You can also create polls to ask popular opinions on what treats to make for Holi or even plan a twinning idea for your dress of the day with your cousins.

Make food together:

Relations revive over lunches. This is the best method to engage and interact with your families. Imagine all your relatives helping each other prepare a tasty lunch/dinner and celebrating the joy. There are several dishes to choose from, it is definitely a difficult task, but it shouldn’t be a cause of worry, as you can start a poll on Kintree and decide, considering every member’s vote and easily decide your feast for the day. Have you started thinking about what’s going to be your Holi menu? If not, you should definitely consider involving kids too, cause how otherwise will the yummy traditions be passed on? Be kind to them and let them make errors. Read on to know what you can plan with kids.

Also Read – Ways to Spend Time with Family This Festive Season

Spend more time with your kids:

Kids enjoy Holi the most as they get to be mischievous and carefree. But are mostly unaware of Holi’s significance. You can also educate them about this festival in a creative way through storytelling or reenacting some of the mythological tales.

On Kintree, using its foreroom feature, you can ask elders on your family tree to share their thoughts, the traditional way to celebrate Holi. They can share photos of them celebrating this festival in the past, and create a pleasant flashback on your family tree. In this way,  you can tighten the bonds between your past and present generation.

Spread Happiness:

Holi is also a time to forgive and forget, so spread happiness and positivity by sharing sweets, gifts, and colours. On Kintree, you can revisit your album and spark conversations. You can also share photos of your preparations for the family members who won’t be able to attend your Holi party. In this manner, even they can experience the fun in real time.

Colour your day:

Colour your day with all the joy and compassion towards your family. On the occasion of this vibrant festival, you can create colourful memories. You can capture this memory and hang it on the Kintree-secured wall to revisit those memories and enjoy them later.

Celebrate with colours:

Of course, no Holi celebration is complete without colours! Take a break from your everyday routine to celebrate with your family members by playing with colours and enjoying traditional Holi treats. Make sure the colours are both skin-friendly and environment-friendly. 

From playing with colours to enjoying delicious sweets, there are plenty of ways to make this festival unforgettable. With these ideas and tips, you’re sure to have a fun-filled and memorable Holi celebration. Happy Holi!

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