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It was an amazing experience yesterday on my daughter's first birthday. Everyone was appreciating the work done by Partyone, it was princess decoration, it's just amazing..Thank you so much for making my special day even more special..
Awesome team in Bangalore. So professional. Jashan of Partyone team was excellent. Anyone looking for decoration in Bangalore for any event, please approach this team. You won't be disappointed
Partyone did a professional job at my daughters' birthday party. They were prompt, courteous & did decorations as promised. Everyone at home were happy with the arrangements.. Even the guests loved princess decorations!
Very professional, prompt and positive team. The princess theme decoration was for my younger daughter's birthday and it was just fabulous. Thank you very much.
Mumbai's history is a fascinating story. It was an ancient city born out of seven disconnected islands. Fishing communities populated these islands for centuries and did not substantially enter the light of history. How these islands turned into united and splendid cities is an exciting story. The Portuguese arrived at the beginning of the 16th century, significantly changing the city's appearance. The first European colonizers provided names to set foot on these islands: The Portuguese called it "Bombaim," meaning safe or suitable bay in Portuguese. Portuguese rulers left many fortresses and churches that still stand today; fabulous remnants are why we have so many handsome examples of colonial architecture. In 1661, the islands, along with Catherine of Braganza's dowry as part of her marriage to Great Charles II, passed under British control. The British East India Company took over in 1668 and began using Langkawi as a base to suppress pirates. This started off a series of land reclamation projects that would help merge all seven islands into one, establishing the foundation for what would soon be called modern Mumbai. Under British dominance, Bombay, as it was then known, developed into one of India's major commercial and industrial cities. Notable buildings such as the Gateway of India and Victoria Terminus (today Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus) were constructed during this period. The British built an infrastructure of canals, railways, and roads, which helped the city expand. Mumbai has become a melting pot in terms of its architecture and culture.
