Celebrations

Big is beautiful!

Big is beautiful!

27/05/2021
So maybe our lanterns are not big enough to walk into !  We do however offer ♦ ♦ extra large lanterns which are ideal for high vaulted ceilings and exhibition centres. They can create a hefty visual punch with sizes available up to 48" diameter. For outside displays we can also offer NYLON (special order only) just in case the weather turns for the worse! https://www.paperlanternsuk.com/our-shopBranded Paper Lanterns to decorate your party or event. Our paper lanterns have been used for many years to create and complement a wide variety of themes for corporate events, parties, festivals and ex...
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Chinese New Year 2021

Chinese New Year 2021

27/01/2021
Chinese New Year 2021 celebrations (the year of the OX ) -- begin on February 12th and culminating on February 26th February with the Lantern Festival.Tied to the Chinese lunar calender, it is traditionally a time to pay respect to heavenly Deities including ancestors, whilst bringing family and friends together.It has been a long tradition for family and friends to return home from work or studies to celebrate together whilst enjoying special home cooked specialities.Lion and Dragon celebratory dances are performed with Lantern shows lighting up the streets at night.Street markets are filled ...
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Merry Xmas from Paper Lanterns UK

Merry Xmas from Paper Lanterns UK

17/12/2020
 This year has been one like no other, and so many have faced unprecedented challenges and even personal tragedy.We will be reflecting on the selfless contribution of those who have helped others.We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our clients for their loyalty to us for the tireless efforts made this year in keeping on going,The whole team wish you a very Merry Christmas and all the peace, rewards and prosperity you deserve in 2021. Stay safe and take care from all of us at Paper Lanterns UK    ...
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Interesting notes on Paper Lanterns

Interesting notes on Paper Lanterns

08/06/2020
Paper lanterns originate from the Eastern Han Dynasty which reigned in China from 25 – 220AD. They were originally used as lamps and combined a range of crafts and materials, with paper and silk being the most common. The paper was embellished using a variety of techniques including paper cutting, pricking, steaming and painting. Records show that the origin of the Lantern Festival derives from when the monks used paper lanterns in their worship of Buddha in the 12th day of the first lunar month of the year. During the Tang Dynasty from 618 – 907AD, people made lanterns to celebrate their peac...
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"Step into Christmas"

16/11/2019
 "We welcome Christmas 2019 with open arms"-- chilling out with friends and family and celebrating this very special time of year. During the forthcoming festive season there is so much on offer for all to enjoy, with fabulous events in many parts of the UK.A number of these are free, so all you need do, is plan your journey and enjoy the party atmosphere!"And now for a few ideas"The Beaconsfield Festival of Light where our lanterns https://www.paperlanternsuk.com/ which have been customised by the pupils at the local schools in the area will be paraded through the town-Please come and support...
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EASTER HOLIDAYS

EASTER HOLIDAYS

04/04/2019
Easter is nearly upon us! Whilst all the conversation appears to be about the dreaded "B----T" word, why not plan a trip with the family or even on your own to the many Events & Attractions around the country this Easter.It is always worth noting how many venues are free to access in London for example-Museums- Art GalleriesEaster Egg Hunts & TrailsHere are just a few examples. Search for mystery objects, strange animals and hidden stories in one of the National Maritime Museum's series of fun workshops. 7-21 Apr Explore the Kensington Palace rooms and gardens during the Lindt Gold Bunny Hunt ...
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