Why using red color for Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam?
- Bliss Vietnam
- Sep 20, 2018
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 21, 2018
When mentioning Lunar New Year, we will immediately think of red and yellow decorations on every street and in every Vietnamese’s house. Why do people often use red and other colorful colors for Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam? Let’s find out with Bliss Weddings & Events Vietnam via the article below:
Red color in Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam
Tet, also known as Lunar New Year or Vietnamese New Year, is the most anticipated holiday of the Vietnamese in a year. In this holiday, those who live far from home will have the opportunity to gather with their family, other people are busy preparing for a new year to come. The demand of buying new furniture and preparing for a Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam at this time will grow up dramatically.
In every spring in Vietnam, we will see the red parallel sentences, the red fire-crackers, the red envelopes, red calendars,... They are all in bright red color. Even the flower decoration for Lunar New Year is also have the red color: chrysanthemums, gerberas, roses, poinsettia,...
In the general sense of the Oriental culture, red is the color that symbolizes warmth, intimacy and good fortune . Using red color for Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam is believed to bring fortune, power and prosperity to the owner. Therefore, people will choose the traditional decorative items with red color.
Also, red also symbolizes love and trust, even bring peace and joy for everyone. Therefore, the streets are decorated with red sentences, lanterns, flowers... in this holiday.
A company of Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam
Understanding the meaning of red color in Lunar New Year decoration in Vietnam along with other good traditions of Vietnamese New Year, Bliss Weddings & Events Vietnam has applied this impressive colors to our decoration styles for event decoration in Vietnam. Contact Bliss right now for further advice. You can take a look at our decoration projects or other corporate event in Vietnam that Bliss has planned at our website: www.blissvn.com.
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