Holiday Cards - 2025 Holiday Greeting Cards

Holi is a famous festival of India celebrating re-union, spring season as well as traditional rituals. Its a time to have fun, frolic and enjoyment and celebrate the victory of good over bad by burning dry leaves and other waste material, traditionally known as holika dahan. The real play of colors, water, balloons, sprinklers and other coloring items is known as dhulendi celebrated at morning time with all friends, relatives, families and dearones. We wish everyone happy and peaceful holi and as a holi gift we would like to present you all our latest collection of holi cards, greetings, ecards, wallpapers and other online free stuff. This year holi falls on 11 March 2009.

Valentine's day is a day to tell your special someone, how much you love him/her. This day has special importance for lovers and couples. 14th February is celebrated every year as the day of love and romance, popularly known as Valentine's Day. People celebrate their love for each other on this day. So, what you are waiting for? Let your emotions come out and express your feelings with words. Impress your dear valentine with a romantic candle-light dinner, long drive, a sweet teddy, chocolates, fresh roses and many more surprises. Our special happy valentine's day cards will definately add grace your date. Feel free to download and share it with other lovely couples for free.

Chinese New Year or Lunar New Year is one of the most awaited holiday season of China and chinese communities which is going to begin from 26th January 2009. Let the Millennium Dragon awaken and bring with it good luck and wealth for all of us. The coming new year 2009 is the year of Ox of 4707. So let us share the festive season of spring festival through these chinese new year cards available to all with easy and free download facility. The festive season of chinese new year ends up with lantern festiva and lots of traditions and customsl.

Republic Day is a national holiday of India to mark the day of India's adoption of Constitution on 26th January 1950. Celebrate the trule sovereign of India with a written constitution and an elected parliament on 26th January. Don't miss to watch grand parade held in New Delhi from Rajpath in the morning held every year. Share the free spirit of Indian democracy through our patriotic republic day cards.

Lohri is the festival of Indians celebrated as a festival of good harvest crop in winter season, particularly in the month of January. Lohri celebrates fertility and the spark of life. On this day, people gather round the bonfires, throw puffed rice, rewari, moongfuli and popcorn into the flame as a offering to the God "Agni" & sing popular songs and exchange greetings. Lohri is also known as Makar Sankranti in North India. So celebrate and enjoy this festival with your dear families, neighbours and friends and exchange these cards to wish all Happy Lohri!!!!