Holi whatsapp Messages

Holi Whatsapp Messages

The below is the list of huge and inspirational Holi Whatsapp Messages to share with your loved ones and family and making you Subah ka Ujala sada sath ho,

Har din Har PAL Aapke liye khas ho,
Dil se dua nikalti hai Aap ke liye,

Sari khushiya bas Aapke hi pas ho.rself the most self being person to share such a great inspirational messages. Share all the messages with your friends and loved ones and feel the great response from their side.

• With my
  1 heart
  2 eyes
  7 liter blood
  206 bones
  4.5 million red cells
  60 trillion D N A`S...
  All wishing you a very very
  **HAPPY HOLI**
•   Subah ka Ujala sada sath ho,
  Har din Har PAL Aapke liye khas ho,
  Dil se dua nikalti hai Aap ke liye,
  Sari khushiya bas Aapke hi pas ho.

• Different People
  Different Color
  One Celebration
  Wishing you a Happy & Colorful HOLI!!
• D color of joy, D memories that have faded,
  D songs of D folks & D fun with D Friends…
  I wish them all 4 U
  !!Happy Holi 2017!!
•  Holi is not only the festival of colours,
  It is a festival of togetherness,
  It is a festival of forgetting all differences,
  And it is a festival of eating delicious dishes.
  Happy holi...
• Auspicious red
  Sun kissed gold
  Soothing silver
  Pretty purple
  Blissful blue
  Forever green
  I wish u and all family members
  **Happy Holi**
•  We play holi with different colours,
  To forget differences and get happiness,
  We meet each other
  To wish and hug each other,
  We apply abeer to forehead,
  To show our love and care to each other,
  And we eat delicious dishes,
  To welcome the great festival with full joy.
  Happy holi...
•  Peace from white,
  Power from red,
  Knowledge from yellow,
  Development from green,
  Love from pink,
  May this holi add all colors your life!!
  **Happy holi**
•  Celebrating the colors
  Of our beautiful relationship,
  I wish you and your family
  All the bright hues of life!!
  **Have a Colorful Holi**
•  Not from my head
  Not from my mouth
  Not from my body
  Not from my brain
  I am wishing u happy Holi from my heart always...!!
•  Dear Mom and Dad,
  Sending greetings to both of you,
  To wish this festival of colours,
  May God bless you both with happy
  And long life together.
  Happy holi...
• Special regards to you and your family,
  May this holi fill your life with lots of colors,
  Joy, happiness, prosperity and strength!!
  Enjoy a wonderful holi with your dear ones.
  Happy holi Sir/Madam...
• As holi is not complete without colours,
  A planet is not compete without water,
  And our life is not complete without teachers.
  Happy holi teacher...
• Earlier this year
  We were together at each holi
  But this year we are far away,
  I wish you a very happy holi,
  Hope you enjoy this special day
  And memorize last year's holi with me.
  **HAPPY HOLI**
•  Puranmashi ka chand,
  Chand se uski chandni boli,
  Khushion se bhare sabki johli,
  MUBARAK ho apko pyari HOLI..!!

Holi Greetings

Holi Greetings

When love is in the air, you know it is time to celebrate Holi. The festival does not recognizes any bars of caste, class or creed. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that this festival treats everybody at par, all differences dissolve in the coloured water that flows in plenty in it. Drenched in colours, everybody comes to resemble each other losing their original self. This is the beauty of this festival.

Holi Meets

'Holi Greeting Meets' or 'Holi Milan Samaroh' are organised by numerous clubs and social organisations. This helps the society to mix with each other and enjoy the festival for usually, songs, dance, competitions and feasts are organised in such get togethers. These meets have gained so much popularity that they usually go on days after Holi. After all, who likes to get out of the spirit of Holi!!

Holi Milan

Holi calls to put an end to any hard feelings that might have cropped up during the year. People apply colour and give each other a friends hug as they greet Holi, the tradition is called, 'Holi Milan'. It is strongly believed that even enemies turn friend on the day of Holi.

Usually, after a heavy and energetic day of colourful Holi people dress themselves in new clothes and visit friends and relatives with a packet of sweets. This exchange of sweets helps to strengthen and bring joy in relationships. A plate or thali is kept ready in houses with tilak and sweets. People apply tilak, offer sweets and hug each other as they meet the traditional holi and give their best wishes for the festival.

Festivals are the time when people want to be in the company of the people who are close to their hearts.Those at a distant and far off places are greeted with the help of cards and more so through telephone. But greet they must.

Special invitations are extended to the new brides for the festive occasion of Holi. This helps to bring warmth in the relationships and gives a comfortable and joyous opportunity for the new bride to mingle with the new people in her in-laws house. Family of the newly wedded daughter is also invited and special Holi meal is prepared for them.

Holi cards

Holi Card

Over the years greeting cards have become a wonderful way of expressing one's feelings. Holi being such a vital and vibrant festival of India has received detailed attention of the card manufacturers who portray every possible colour and aspect of Holi in their cards. Nobody know this better than card manufacturers who have made it a point to give words and pictures to every possible human emotion. 

Importance of Cards

Well, the importance of the cards lies in the fact that they make it possible to send your heartfelt emotions to your friends with whom you may not physically meet. Besides, receiving cards from a loved one always evoke a smile. Sensing the emotional needs of the people card makers come up with innovative ideas each year to send across the greetings of the people.

Holi Special Cards

With colours being the most essential part of the celebrations, Holi cards come with packets of colours inside and some even have small pichkaris attached. This adds the festive touch to the greeting and offers a wonderful way of sending love in the form of colours. Attractively colourful, these days cards are customised for various relations, for example mummy-daddy, brother, sister, brother-in-law, sister-in-law and of course, especially for your beloved.

Cards are also specifically designed keeping in mind the age and nature of a person. For instance, there are sober cards for the elderly and cards full of jokes and pranks for the friends, which evokes laughter from the receiver. Special care is taken for the cards meant for lovers which come loaded with romantic expressions mingled with the spirit of the occasion.

Another trend that has gained appreciation from the masses is cards in Hindi which further help in giving realistic expression to ones feelings. As, people find it easier to relate a message from the sender.

Electronic Cards

Becoming increasingly popular these days is the trend of sending Ecards. As they are convinient, instantaneous and cost effective way of sending greetings to the loved ones. Cashing in on the trend are several card companies who have come up with beautiful and innovative ideas to exchange the greetings for a colourful and joyous festival. It is a great joy to receive warm greetings from the people you love at a click of a button.

Sending Greetings Through Mobile

Another trend that has gained wide acceptability from the people is the short and sweet SMS service provided by the mobile companies. With a large and ever increasing mobile population in India, the trend will continue to grow over the years as the means of sending messages has come right in the palm of the people. Now, with the availability of camera phones, people can send pictures of their colouful self drenched in the spirit and colours of Holi to friends who may be miles apart. Of course, MMS clips are also possible these days and you can virtually tell tour friends and relatives what fun you are having.

Holi Gifts 2017

Holi Gifts

Holi is the festival of joy & strengthening the bond of love & friendship & getting all smeared with colors on this auspicious Spring day. With the tradition still closely followed & practiced, so has been the gifting custom. The popular tradition however highlights some of these most commonly practiced gifts exchanging methods which have been coming down since generations with a marvelous makeover.

Below are some gifts which u can present to your friends in order to make them happy and pull them into your deep loving soles.


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The above are gifts which are exclusively encouraged by us to all the Holi lovers to spread their love towards the Holi in a great enthusiastic manner.
Garments for Married Daughters

Gifting new range of garments to married daughters is another common practice seen on the auspicious Holi day, not to forget her entire in-laws side who needs to be equally presented with new set of garments. As there is a tradition of gifting "dandia", a special kind of saree, to both the daughter & her in-laws coupled with the necessary accessories.

A lot of preparation goes into the making of this particular saree form which is essentially a white cotton saree made of voile or 'mulmul'. The beauty of the saree lies in its borders which are dyed with Indian pink, a non-fast color. All four sides of the saree are gathered which are dipped in turn into the Indian Pink, thus allowing the color to catch on the fabric at least two to three inches on each side. Once getting spread in uneven splendor towards the middle of the saree, the ultimate effect is that of a gradual spreading of blush. The saree is decorated with breathtaking designs highlighted with intricate Indian motifs. The border is adorned with gold or silver 'gota' stitched on to the edges of the dandia while the 'pallu' (saree portion meant for head covering) is beautified with a 'kiran' or a fine fringe of gold or silver which adds a shimmering touch. It is an absolute must for a newly wed bride to adorn herself with a "dandia" saree on the Holi day.

 

Holi sms

Holi sms

When it's time to send Holi wishes to loved ones people simply look for some good Holi festival SMS. Well, sending a Holi SMS is the best way to shower your heartiest feelings and blessings on the dear ones and to those who stay far off. Here is a great collection of Holi greetings to share special feeling of the festival with your friends, family and close ones. You can also send us some interesting Holi SMS and enrich our section.

Hindi Holi Sms

Here are the new collection of the Hindi Holi Sms which are to be read and shared by us in different ways to enrich our feelings and create a strong bond of Holi between our friends and family.

Below are some of the unique Hindi Holi Sms which are being produced by us exclusively for all the Holi lovers to make their eve successful and delightful.

1. निकलो गलियों में बना कर टोली,
   भिगा दो आज हर एक की झोली,
   कोई मुस्कुरा दे तो उसे गले लगा लो,
   वरना निकल लो, लगा के रंग कह के हैप्पी होली।
2. पिचकारी की धार, गुलाल की बौछार,
   अपनों का प्यार,यही है यारों होली का त्यौहार.
   हैप्पी होली!!!! 
3. अपुन विशिंग यू अ वंडरफुल,
   सुपर-डुपर,
   ज़बरदस्त,
   एक्स्ट्रा-बढिया,
   एल्स्ट्रा-स्पेशल,
   एकदम मस्त एंड धिनचक,
   बोले तो एकदम झकास
   “हैप्पी होली”. 
4. रंग बरसे भीगे चुनर वाली,
   रंग बरसे, ओ रंग बरसे
   भीगे चुनर वाली..
   रंग बरसे, अरे रंग बरसे
   भीगे चुनर वाली..रे!
   अब घर जाओ नहीं तो
   जुकाम लग जायेगा
   होली के रंग मुझे रंग नहीं पाएंगे, तेरा रंग उतरे तो कोई और रंग चढ़े
5. राधा का रंग और कान्हा की पिचकारी ,
   प्यार के रंग से रंग दो दुनिया सारी ,
   ये रंग न जाने कोई जात न कोई बोली
   मुबारक हो आपको
   रंग भरी होली !!
6. खा के गुजिया,
   पी के भंग,
   लगा के थोडा थोडा सा रंग,
   बजा के ढोलक और मृदंग,
   खेलें होली हम तेरे संग.
   होली मुबारक!
7. वो गुलाल की ठंडक;
   वो शाम की रोनक; 
   वो लोगों का गाना; 
   वो गलियों का चमकना; 
   वो दिन में मस्ती;
   वो रंगों की धूम; 
   होली आगई है होली है होली की शुभकामनाएं

English Holi Sms

Below are some English Holi Sms exclusively for all the Holi lovers to make their eve successful and delightful.

1. Bright colors, water balloons, lavish gujiyas and melodious songs are the ingredients of perfect Holi. Wish you a very happy and wonderful Holi. 
2. If wishes come in rainbow colors then I would send the brightest one to say Happy Holi. 
3. May God gift you all the colors of life, colors of joy, colors of happiness, colors of friendship, colors of love and all other colors you want to paint in your life. Happy Holi. 
4. A true & caring relation is with colours in eyes. whispers in ears, & trust in breaths. Enjoy the festival of Holi with lots of fun, with blessings & love. 
5. A true and caring relation doesn't have to speak loud, a soft sms is just enough to express the heartiest feelings. Enjoy the festival of Holi with lot of fun. 
6. Best wishes to you for a Holi filled with sweet moments and memories to cherish for long.
   Happy Holi!
   

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Funny Holi Sms

1. Me ja ja jovu hu,
   Mane tharo chahero dikhto hai,
   Ii thaaro kusur nathi,
   Salo sab chahero aaj rangeelo hai,
   Holi Mubarak!
2. Aapne dil ka haal batana chod diya, humne bhi gehrai mein jaana chod diya. Holi se pehle hi aapne nahana chod diya? 
3. Rang barse bhige chunar wali, rang barse o rang barse bhige chunar wali..rang barse, are rang barse bhige chunar wali..re! Ab ghar jao nahi to jukham lag jayega. 

Holi Colours

Holi Colours

Colours bring the glow to the Holi making the life's and the dressing of the people colorful. Let us celebrate the ultimate eve of the Holi is safe and colorful notation.

Colorful Legend

The legend from which the tradition of playing colours started is full of colours in itself. The story goes that the very colourful Indian god, Lord Krishna was jealous of his soul mate Radha's fair complexion, since he himself was very dark.

Playful and mischievous Krishna appreciated the idea and implemented it. The game of applying colours thus gained so much popularity that it became a tradition and later it turned out to be a full fledged festival.

Naughty young Krishna complained to his mother Yashoda about this injustice of nature. To placate the child, doting mother asked Krishna to apply colour on Radha's face and change her complexion according to his choice.

Till date, lovers desired to colour and be coloured by their mates. The application of colours has in a way become an expression of love.

Spirit of Holi

The sight of Holi is so beautiful to watch; as the entire atmosphere gets filled with the clouds of colours...And, as if to match with the cheerful mood of the people nature itself wears its best and most colourful clothes.

The energy of the people as they move out in groups, playing dholaks, singing songs in their highest possible pitch; completly drenched in colours but more so in the spirit of Holi - throwing gulal and abeer in the air and on the feet of their elders as a mark of respect- it is this spirit of the festival that makes it so delightful and memorable.

Holi Knows No Bars

When it comes to Holi, hair are let loose and no restrictions hold. People open up themselves and enjoy the festival to the hilt. The tradition of consuming bhang too escalates the level of enthusiasm.

It is a real fun to watch the otherwise always sober people making a clown of themselves. Singing songs at a high pitch and playing practical jokes on others. For, the rule of the day is, 'Bura na mano Holi hai'. (please don't take any offence for it is Holi).

At some places Holi parties are also organised where the colour and water flows endlessly. Till everybody becomes one like nature in the season of HOLI-FULL OF COLORS AND LIFE.

Significance of Different Colors

Green - Vitality
Red - Purity
Blue - Calm and sedateness
Yellow - Pious feeling

Holi Celebrations

The festival of colours is extremely popular amongst children. They eagerly wait for a prey with a bucket full of colour water, an ever ready water jet- popularly called a pichkari and loads of colour packets to give vent to their mischief nature.

In modern day colonies, people move out in groups, called tolis visiting one house from the other, forcefully colouring the shy ones and exchanging greetings.

Rather, the festival is not confined to any age group for old, young and kids everybody turns as naughty as the other on the day. Play with colour continues till every inch of all participants is coloured and the person becomes virtually unrecognizable.

The spirit of the festivities knows no bound particularly in houses which witness the arrival of a new bride. For everybody wishes to play Holi with her. At some places there is a tradition in which the first Holi after marriage is played in the brides maternal house. There too, the enthusiasm for Holi is at its peak.

Holi Safety Tips

Holi Safety Tips

Below are some safety measures that are to be kept known in the eve of the Holi.

1)Play safe. Don't get to boisterous and do not let others to be rude on you.

2)The best option would be to play with natural home made colours. Your skin and hair will feel tampered with the use of skin friendly natural products.

3)Use more of red or pink colours which looks good and can easily taken off. Gaudy purple, green, yellow, orange have more harmful chemicals in them and should be avoided.

4)Make sure that your face is well creamed before and after the play.

5)Apply thick coating of paint on your nails- both in fingers and toes so that they remain protected.

6)Oil your hair well, so that colour doesn't stick on your hair and can be washed off easily later.

7)Cover your hair. Make use of hat or caps to protect your hair from being coloured with hard-to-rinse dyes.

8)Make sure that powder or any other product does not get inside your eyes. Eyes are extremely vulnerable on Holi because of their strategic place in body and also because of the use of harmful chemicals in colors these days. Please ensure that your eyes remain protected at all times. Use a sunglass to protect your eyes from a misfire of colour filled darts or water jets.

9)Use dental caps to save your teeth from any unwanted stains.

10)Put on your worst clothes so that you won't have to take on the hassles of an immediate washing.

11)Rags like tattered denims and bright shades like black, blue, green, purple are highly recommended.

12)Try to save yourself off from all possible attacks on the face. In case your such attempts fail, keep your eyes and lips tightly shut if you are attacked on your face.

13)If possible avoid going outside your home, atleast for the peak hours of celebration. The premises of your home ensure that you are safe from pouncing hooligans, even friends who can be a little rough on the day.

14)When traveling keep the car windows thoroughly shut, even if you don't have an AC car. Do not bump into the frenzied group of mob if you take to streets. Better you cross the road to the sidewalk across. Or, simply stay at a safe distance.

15)Do not use permanent dyes. If someone has applied it on you, do not rub the face with soap immediately in order to get rid off it, especially when it is wet. Instead, use good quality cleansing milk for removal. It's better than using soap, which will dry up your skin.

16)Rotten eggs when thrown on your head, flying missiles from locality buildings…are still not too bad, will be smelly yet is a good conditioner for your hair. But tar, shit, Mobil, stones and all the rubbish that you can be hit with is not. Avoid being a prey to hooligans.

17)Remember you also have police on your side and if any untoward revelers misbehave, you can make your complaint. Mark out the locality, building and if possible the person.

18)If natural colours are not possible, then ensure a better quality of colours. Buy colours from a reputed shop or vendor.