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Spring and summer weather makes it easy to gather outside with friends and family. Shake off the winter blues with a birthday party, barbecue, reunion, or block party! We have some delightful ideas for an outdoor party to keep your guests entertained.

One of the most important holidays for Hindu is a five day festival called Diwali: The Festival of Lights. Spiritually, it signifies the victory of light over dark, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, and hope over despair. The first night, Dhanteras, kicks off the festival with new clothes, houses being cleaned, and laying of traditional floor decorations. The second day is Narak Chaturdasi, and includes henna hand tattoos, prayers, food preparation, and more decorating. On the third day of the festival, Diwali night, people put out candles in windows and doorways to welcome the goddess Lakshimi, who represents wealth and prosperity and is believed to roam the earth on this night. The festival also includes more prayers, fireworks, feasts, and exchanging of gifts. If you’re throwing a Diwali Party, we’ve got some ways to make it great!

Everyone loves a party. But often the person enjoying a party the least is the one who planned it. They’re too worried about logistics, too concerned about everyone else having a good time to allow themselves to relax and have fun. For Festivals, this can be especially true. Festivals are a huge undertaking, with a myriad of problems ready to pop up at any given moment. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Festival organizers can (and should) enjoy their own events, at the very least as a reward for all their hard work. For this, we offer some tips on how to keep from letting the weight of the festival wear you down.