She's synonymous with the homefront: Old Glory, the American flag herself. Every day she waves proudly atop out buildings and houses across the nation - a sight so commonplace, we often forget she's there. But, she deserves to be noticed - not just in the physical sense, but in the sense of all that she stands for, and all that she means.

With Independence Day falling in the middle of the week, some people are not traveling or having a big celebration this year. If you are unable to incorporate your July 4th festivities into a vacation, you may be interested in ways to honor the occasion without breaking the bank. From decorations such as 4th of July bunting and banners to outdoor parties with friends and family, you can create inexpensive memories to honor the birth of this nation. 

As we barrel through spring towards the start of summer, that can mean only one thing: Independence Day is just around the corner. Perhaps you've already made your annual trip to the attic to shake the dust off your 4th of July bunting, and you're about to evict the family of mice who took up residence in your grill. Short of sorting out something tasty to eat, all you should have left on your list is the entertainment.

Each year Americans take time to remember and honor those who have served in the United States Armed Services. The two holidays most commonly celebrated are Memorial Day and Veterans Day, and while each holiday is officially recognized, and while at first glance they both seem to share a common purpose, they are not without their dissimilarities. Let's take a deeper look!

Easter eggs are a cornerstone of many Easter celebrations, but have you ever wondered where those traditions come from? Independence Bunting sheds some light on the familiar Easter egg and its celebrated origins.

Though Christmas is widely recognized, celebrated, and most definitely a season, it is Easter that is the most important spiritual holiday for Christians across the world. While Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the reason Christians celebrate Easter stems from the core of their faith.

St. Patrick's Day isn't complete without leprechauns, those folkloric little men we think of as making mischief and hoarding their gold. As with many holidays, traditions, and related stories, there are a lot of details that tend to get lost through the years. Sit back and take a read with Independence Bunting to learn a few new facts about these mythical creatures.

At the cusp of the new year, it's tradition to start making goals for the next year. Reflecting back on this year's goals, can you say youve accomplished most of them? Or were they pushed aside early on and forgotten about for the remainder of the year? This is a good time to reflect on the kinds of goals you are making and your expectations for its end result. Independence Bunting is here to help you set goals for a successful 2018!

The Christmas holiday is filled with traditions, from decorating the house and Christmas tree in festive and cozy cheer to leaving cookies and milk out for Santa, theres so many things we look forward to each year to complete the Christmas holiday. One thing many of us look forward to around the holidays are the feasts, goodies, and treats that abound in celebration of Christmas and the season of giving.

A beautiful tree helps set the perfect mood as a rooms majestic focal point to celebrate Christmas during the holiday season. Whether you prefer an elegant, designer tree or have a more modest taste, you can add some creative details to make sure your tree is festive and fun.

Halloween is right around the corner! This haunting holiday can be one of the most festive and fun times of the year. People of all ages can dress up in their favorite costumes, go trick-or-treating in neighborhoods, businesses, or theme parks decked out in those familiar orange and black colors, often with accents of purple, green, or an eerie red.