There is perhaps no city in the world that does not celebrate at least one event worthy of a holiday or parade, as well as the usual buntings or custom flags strewn along the main thoroughfare of that place. After all, being a recognized place and having an identity for the least part is something to be happy about.
Besides the usual no work policy usually allocated for the towns folk to celebrate a special event, there are the parades which are already commonplace. A parade just hits the sweet spot of unified cheers and merrymaking, and in order to have a successful one, here are some things to consider.
Noise. There is yet a parade to be celebrated where it is silent. If not mistaken, all parades are done in a festive and noisy fashion. Some do it with a marching band, while some add some music and fireworks. Other parades are simply undecipherable noises by all the shouting, horn honking, and the like. Each parade should be able to be appropriated with the right noise to have it fun to participate in.
Colors. Unless the parade is done in commemoration of a certain color theme, the usual ones are used with an array of bright and contrasting colors screaming figuratively of happy times and merry making. These are most distinct on the pennant streamers and flaglets used to decorate the event.
Food and drinks. While these are not really part of the whole parade thing, this is needed for the people participating in it.
