Organising a multicultural wedding: 5 things you should know

After organising a wedding day in just under three months, I now understand why so many books and movies portray the process as chaotic – that is, because it is… You get engaged and you feel over the moon excited … Continue reading Organising a multicultural wedding: 5 things you should know

Relocation: through the eyes of a 6-year-old and a grown woman

For the fourth time in twenty-four years, I have moved abroad. The first time I moved abroad, I was only six years old and I did not have much of a say on the matter. To be frank, I did … Continue reading Relocation: through the eyes of a 6-year-old and a grown woman

How do different countries and cultures celebrate the love and unity of newlyweds? Continue reading Wedding traditions from around the world

Returning to my home country after spending my adolescence abroad, I found that I no longer felt at home. Continue reading Reintegration: How I became a stranger to my own culture

Lecturer of Indology Dr. Mauna Kaushik spoke to Sip of Culture, shedding light on what it is like to be an Indian woman in Bulgaria. Continue reading Drawing parallels between Indian and Bulgarian cultures: A conversation with Dr. Mauna Kaushik

Launched by the not-for-profit organisation Multi Kulti Collective, the Migrants Got Talent campaign will run until March 2024 and present talented individuals who have migrated to Bulgaria. Continue reading Migrants Got Talent: breaking stereotypes and promoting integration

Age-old sayings and expressions such as “Il faut souffrir pour être belle” (One must suffer to be beautiful) programme us to believe that beauty is pain. Continue reading How we are programmed to believe that beauty is pain

Proverbs are short sentences that carry deep meanings and truths. Here are 3 things that Bulgarian sayings teach us. Continue reading What can you learn from Bulgarian proverbs?

Sip of Culture conducted a survey to find out how it feels to be an expatriate and woman in Bulgaria. Continue reading Expats reveal what it is like to be a woman in Bulgaria

Did you know that one nation believes keeping the scales of a carp in your wallet will bring you good fortune and money in the new year?

There are several countries around the world in which families open their presents on Christmas Eve, not Christmas Day. Continue reading Not everyone opens their gifts on Christmas Day

People all over the world celebrate Christmas in their own unique ways. Continue reading 3 European Christmas traditions you did not know about