what is the difference between festival and celebration?
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Difference Between Festival and Celebration. Festivals and celebrations are both events and occasions that are marked by joy, mirth, and happiness of people. Usually both events are done in the presence of the public. “Celebration” is the broad and general term for any merry-making activity
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Festivals and celebrations are both eventsand occasions that are marked by joy, mirth, and happiness of people. Usually both events are done in the presence of the public.
“Celebration” is the broad and general term for any merry-making activity. Any celebration can happen as planned or instantaneously. Factors like time and activity fall under the terms of being planned or not. A celebration can involve a single person, a small group, or a whole community that takes part in it.
Celebrations usually happen with a purpose or a reason. These reasons or purposes can be personal or public or as a result of good fortune, accomplishment, or development. The celebration in itself can be classified also as public or private depending on its purpose.
Celebrations are often named after the purpose it is being held. It can include birthdays, weddings, and other traditional, special events. However, some celebrations can be as non-traditional like a victory or any spontaneous occasion.
“Celebration” is the broad and general term for any merry-making activity. Any celebration can happen as planned or instantaneously. Factors like time and activity fall under the terms of being planned or not. A celebration can involve a single person, a small group, or a whole community that takes part in it.
Celebrations usually happen with a purpose or a reason. These reasons or purposes can be personal or public or as a result of good fortune, accomplishment, or development. The celebration in itself can be classified also as public or private depending on its purpose.
Celebrations are often named after the purpose it is being held. It can include birthdays, weddings, and other traditional, special events. However, some celebrations can be as non-traditional like a victory or any spontaneous occasion.
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