Festival and ceremonies
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i am farzad in iran
i have a big qustion and that is
what is the diffrence by festival and ceremony
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A festival is a large party or event with fun things to so, usually (but not necessary) to celebrate a holiday. A ceremony is a formal ritual or proceeding. It has special clothing, special texts to read, certain things that people do, a person of authority (judge or religious leader) presiding.
- A festival is a large party or event with fun things to so, usually (but not necessary) to celebrate a holiday.
- A ceremony is a formal ritual or proceeding.
- It has special clothing, special texts to read, certain things that people do, a person of authority (judge or religious leader) presiding.
- Examples of ceremonies: wedding ceremony, Tasmiyah (baby naming ceremony), coronation - a ceremony where a new king is crowned.
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A festival is a large party or event with fun things to so, usually (but not necessary) to celebrate a holiday.
A ceremony is a formal ritual or proceeding. It has special clothing, special texts to read, certain things that people do, a person of authority (judge or religious leader) presiding.
Examples of ceremonies: wedding ceremony, Tasmiyah (baby naming ceremony), coronation -
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Festivals are always happy occasions which large numbers of people attend; ceremonies need not be. Ceremonies can be solemn.
A funeral is a ceremony, but certainly not a festival.
CJ
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