Hi everyone,
The first new moon of the lunar calendar marks the start of the Lunar New Year, and the kick-off of many important celebrations in the days to come. Many Asian countries celebrate unique versions of the Lunar New Year, including China (Chunjie), Korea (Seollal), Vietnam (Tết Nguyên Đán), and Tibet (Losar)—all feature different traditions, customs, and foods.
While the length of celebration and traditions vary from culture to culture, this is a time for family and friends to gather together to express auspicious wishes and bring good luck and fortune in the new year.
Each Lunar Year is marked by an animal. This year is the year of the [Insert Zodiac Sign].
Wishing you a peaceful and prosperous year! We hope that you find time to celebrate and welcome the new year with your loved ones.
Thank You,
People Team
Hey hey! 👋
Today is the start of the Lunar New Year! 🧧
Get ready for some epic celebrations as various Asian countries ring in the new year with their vibrant traditions, customs, and mouthwatering foods!
To all our colleagues celebrating, we wish you an abundance of peace, prosperity, and renewed hope. Take this time to gather with loved ones, indulge in delicious feasts, and welcome the year ahead with joy and excitement.
Wishing everyone a fantastic Lunar New Year filled with happiness and good fortune!
Cheers! 🎉
Hi all,
Today is the start of the Lunar New Year. To all employees celebrating, we wish you peace, prosperity, and reignited hope. May you find time to celebrate and welcome the new year with those you love.
Happy Lunar New Year!
People Team
How to observe and celebrate Lunar New Year in the workplace
The Lunar New Year is celebrated by many Asian countries and begins with the first new moon of the lunar calendar and ends 15 days later on the first full moon of the lunar calendar. This holiday is one of the most important celebrations of the year for those who observe it.
Since the lunar calendar is based on the moon’s cycles, the dates of the celebration vary slightly from year to year. The Lunar New Year traditionally includes family gatherings, religious ceremonies, fireworks, parades, and food. The occasion is also known as the Spring Festival, and an animal is associated with each New Year. The animals rotate and repeat according to a fixed cycle.
You can celebrate the Lunar New Year in the office by learning more about the different cultures that observe it. Share music, food, decor, and customs from different countries and cultures, and learn about the rich history of the celebrations.
This may be a great time to do some cleaning and organizing in the office or introduce some new decor or plants to the space. You can even have some fun with it and encourage everyone to wear a new outfit to work for a special feast together to launch into the new Lunar year refreshed and renewed.
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