Some rgue that in a number of countries, government and people spend large sums of money on celebrating national days such as new year and religious festivals. While this suggestion can be justified on some grounds, I personally take issue with it.
The idea of spending too much to celebrations can be palatable in some respects. The first reason has to do with wastage of money. People purchase many things that are not necessary in a daily life, and give money for children as a prize in these holidays, squandering money which could last for a month life. Secondly, it also causes more pullution. In a day, time of celebration, people buy and light a huge amount fireworks without caring their afterward pollution, which also triggers to restrict spending too much money on holidays.
I, however, share the view that paying out a lot of money on celebrating holidays is not a sensible course of action despite the benefits above. My reason being, these holidays come only once a year. Skipping these days could be regression in the future, as individuals always collect with their family, friends, and other relative people with whom meet only in a year, hanging out and taking a picture, and that requires money expenditure. Furthermore, it is a good chance to organizations such as advertisements, toy stores and etc. By promoting their product in those holidays , they earn enough peofit and enhance their financial budget.
In conclusion, not paying out too much money on holidays can be desirable in some instances, but lend towards spending more money in these days because they are crucial for enchanting connections between people who people meet rare, and good opportunity for organizations to promote significant profits.