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Mardi Gras parades are full of color and joy. Yet many people face the same challenge every year—finding throw beads that are memorable and special. Parade-goers want beads that stand out. It’s easy to pick cheap plastic options, but they often lack character. For those who want to make an impact, the right products are always unavailable. But the solution exists, and NOLA Throws, a trusted carnival online store provides just that. Creative Glass Beads NOLA Throws specializes in beads like the glass beads that stand as a testament to this creative edge. Unlike traditional plastic beads, glass beads shimmer and reflect light in a way that captivates. They are weighty and feel rich in hands. Those who catch them sense the difference immediately. These beads turn heads during parades. They offer a touch that can improve any Mardi Gras experience. Wooden Beads For having something natural and rustic, NOLA Throws offers wooden beads. This alternative brings a natural beauty rarely found in...

Have you heard about Mardi Gras? It is a popular holiday that falls around February or March. During the carnival, people celebrate and make long-lasting memories. It is a tradition to collect the beads during the carnival. But have you ever paid attention to the beads? How have the Mardi Gras beads evolved with time? Let’s discuss this in detail. How it all began Mardi Gras is celebrated in several parts of the world, and many call it Fat Tuesday. It is one last celebration before the Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, Catholics avoided certain things to show how they respected the Lord. Mardi Gras is traditionally a pre-celebration to enjoy the delicious food before the Lent. There are several traditions related to the parade in New Orleans. Traditional colors The prominent colors of the celebration are purple, green, and gold. There is no clear explanation as to why these colors were picked. However, according to some groups, these colors are related to royalty. Sometimes, it's ...

The age-old tradition of the Mardi Gras parade is still energizing, engaging, and fascinating. The tradition remains the same, but the excitement level among participants skyrockets every year. People love participating in this parade and catching as many Mardi Gras throws as possible. Many cities and states organize Mardi Gras parades every year. You can participate in the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans, Galveston, St. Louis (Missouri), Vicksburg (Mississippi), and Sydney. These parades are fun and a cultural feat. Mardi Gras and Throws: The tradition of throwing gifts and items during the Mardi Gras parade started in the 1870s. The tradition continues to be the same but with new introductions. Here are a few products used as popular Mardi Gras throws. Beads: Beaded necklaces have been the most prevalent throw in these parades. People try to catch the maximum number of bead necklaces throughout the parade. It seems like a small competition within the tradition. At first, only the p...