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There is always fun with friends and relatives gathering, especially during special occasions. Yes, all hive friends, it is EID day, and I am celebrating with zeal and enthusiasm. Before we begin, I'd like to wish everyone in this community a happy and blessed Eid and thousands of prayers for you. In my home country of Pakistan, we are celebrating the second day of Eid with my friends and relatives by going on outings and staying in each other's homes. In my culture, Eid festivals are frequently celebrated by visiting relatives' homes and enjoying the arranged party. Today I'm going to show you how we arrange our sweets in our homes.
For your knowledge, we are not working at all types of jobs or workplaces because of the mandated vacations set by the government in honour of Eid. We are currently celebrating Eid ul Adha, which is known for the delivery of various meats to people's homes, including beef, mutton, and camel. My home is set up for the second day of Eid, and I've invited lots of my relatives and their kids. This is the kind of happiness where everyone in the family and friends is there and there is no animosity between them. We want to promote happiness to everyone, regardless of their religion, and that is one of this Eid's key goals.
This is the tablecloth that I filled with a variety of sweets and food for my guests. The day before Eid, I went outside to a bakery to get refreshments. There was a sizable crowd of people purchasing their necessities when I arrived to the French Cuisine, so I had to wait a while for my turn. I told the merchant about the stuff I had misplaced, and he started handling everything before finally showing me the bill. I gave them my money without giving it a second thought and headed home with the goods. When I got home, I gave my wife the bakery stuffs and instructed her to prepare for the guests who would be visiting the house soon.
I photographed several joyful moments there, while my family was gathered, along with their young children, who were my special visitors. Children always behave like angels and escape from all of the household's problems. I managed to capture a few pictures of the tablecloth where various cookies, cakes, biscuits, chips, Daal Singer, special milk tea, and other items could be seen. All of my guests expressed their appreciation for what I had organised for them while also enjoying the cuisine and the setting. Our culture dictates that elders give children EIDI in the form of money, which brings them enormous joy. I purchase some new currency to share with my family's children and promote joy.
One of the main purposes of Eid is to convey joy throughout the world and to show kindness to everyone. Humanity tells us that we should be helpful to one another in all facets of life. I want to take this opportunity to wish all of my friends a good Eid and a lot of love. This is an attempt to show some photos of the Eid holiday with my family and to demonstrate the culture we are assimilating. If you enjoyed it, please leave a comment and feel free to ask any questions. I want to thank you everyone for sticking with me.