The trio of shades came to symbolize the festivities and were later given meanings: purple for justice ... the wearing of masks on any other day, and on Mardi Gras masks must be removed by ...

Everything from eye masks to those colorful beads ... topped with icing and green, gold and purple sugar to represent the famous Mardi Gras colors. This cake is a staple during Mardi Gras season. " ...

For party animals, few holidays match the joy (and mayhem) of Mardi Gras. If you count yourself among them, you know that the ...

If you immediately thought of a combo of purple, green ... Still waiting for the significance of those Mardi Gras masks you’ve seen in Party City? Well, it’s a tradition that Mardi Gras ...

Every year, she gets commissions for purple, green, and gold masks to wear at Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans, and last year, the organizer of that city’s Mardi Gras Mask Market invited her to ...

Purple stands for justice. Green represents faith. And gold is for power. Besides the famous beads, Mardi Gras—February 13 this year—is best known for the colorful masks that revelers wear.

The Kids Zone on Recreation Pier has stations for kids to decorate a mask and get their face painted ... bathes the night sky in vibrant purple, green, and gold. Until next year, let the good times ...

And as one of the biggest markers of Mardi Gras celebrations are bright and joyful colors, like the bright purple Mardi Gras cocktail we shared previously, you should be prepared to get colorful ...

The reason is a mystery. After returning home from attending the first Mardi Gras parade of the season, they decided to throw all of the gold, green and purple beads on the tree. Despite the ...