National Friendship Day celebration (what is national Friendship day, significance of the day and theme of the year)

            NATIONAL FRIENDSHIP DAY 

What is National Friendship Day?

 National Friendship Day is a day to remind your friends that they are valued and loved.

When was this day created? 

National Friendship Day was initially started by Hallmark in 1919. Hallmark used this day to encourage people to celebrate friendship by sending loved ones greeting cards.

Nowadays, we celebrate National Friendship Day on the first Sunday of August. Thanks to advancements in technology, it is easier to get in touch with friends, to share, and to be thankful for them.

This August 2, celebrate the lover you create and share with the family that you chose — the friends who get you through hard times and cheer you on during your most successful moments.



Significance of National Friendship Day

Friendship Day is not just about exchanging gifts or sending wishes, it’s about acknowledging the role friends play in shaping our lives.

Strengthening Bonds: It’s a reminder to nurture relationships that give us joy and emotional support.

Reconnecting with Old Friends: Many take this opportunity to reach out to friends they haven’t spoken to in a while.

How to observe this day 

Celebrate the friends you have and the new ones you have yet to meet!

Get in contact with your buddies for a chat or visit.

Accept an invitation to meet new people. You might make life-long friendships you didn't know could exist.

Share a memory with old friends to spark a fun conversation.

Theme of the year 

The theme for International Friendship Day 2025, celebrated on July 30th, is "Building Bridges: Celebrating Diversity, Solidarity, and a Culture of Peace". This theme emphasizes the role of friendship in fostering understanding, acceptance, and reconciliation across different cultures and backgrounds. In India, Friendship Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of August, which in 2025 will be on August 3rd. While the official UN theme is generally released closer to the date, the overarching message for both International Friendship Day and the Indian celebration remains focused on strengthening human connections and promoting peace through friendship, according to several news outlets. 


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