Festivals play a vital part in our social life by providing structure and connecting us to our families and histories. Festivals serve as stress relievers and emotional balancers. Negativity is automatically reduced when there is more positivity and strength. Italians prefers elegance and refinement in a stylish way and their passion is diversity, dedication, inspiration and a lively life. Being their creativity limitless, they celebrates enormous festivals all of the year in an extra-ordinary way. Any celebration or festival glorifies a day, a relation, a partnership and it must motivate everybody to memorize the moments with colors, affection and endurance. We never deny the importance of any festival from the prospectus of cultural, social and economical. A celebration brings us all together in a spirit of camaraderie and belonging, reminding us that the world is full of good things.

Among all the celebrations Carnevale, Battle of the Oranges, Scoppio Del Carro, Marriage of the Sea, Wedding of the Trees, Republic Day, Festa Della Rificolana, Notte Bianca, Florentine New Year, Patron Saint Feast Day are the major celebration in Italy. Christmas is the focus celebration of Italy celebrations and festivities. In December, Italians observe the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Santa Lucia Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Saint Stephen's Day, and the feast days of numerous other saints. The arts, society, architecture, music, and cuisine are all important aspects of Italian culture. It was the cradle of the Roman Empire and famous characters such as Julius Caesar and Nero, as well as a significant hub of the Renaissance and the foundation of fascism under Benito Mussolini.

Every year on January 30 and 31, hundreds of artisans from the Aosta Valley congregate in the streets of Aosta town centre to display and sell their wares. Aosta is a beautiful town that is ideal for a midwinter retreat. Venice's floating metropolis is turned into an elaborate masquerade celebration. Lighting, concerts, parades, and picnics are popular ways for the general population to celebrate at the national holidays. On November 1, Italians also mark Saints Day by decorating the graves of departed family members with flowers. Weddings are also occasions for large celebrations in Italian culture. The Italians have a church ceremony followed by a celebration in which they rent a space and perform music, dance, eat special desserts, and drink alcohol. Though carnival festivals are celebrated in many towns, yet Italians celebrates this festive season in a unique way from all countries. It is held on several weekends and started before the date of actual carnivals.

Culture and customs are passed down through the generations via celebrations. By incorporating children in the festivities, they may learn about old rites and customs. Festivals are times for enjoyment and celebration that are often associated with religious, cultural, or national events. Italians are said to appreciate every moment of their life, they celebrate a variety of festivals on a wider scale and with greater zeal. Planning a trip to Italy during one of the renowned Italian festivals will undoubtedly leave an everlasting impression on anyone’s memory.