Voted over a mwezi ago, the results are in. Keep kusoma to find out what holiday each princess represents. I had fun do this and was thinking it would be fun to redo this with princes, and maybe villains. maoni down below and let me know what wewe think about that idea.




Mother’s siku is an easy choice for Snow White as she is so motherly. She takes care of the dwarfs. She cooks. She cleans. I know that sounds cliché. But beyond those traits, she cares about people the way a mother would. Unconditionally. But she still has her limits much like a mother would. She bonds with her dwarf children so to speak, but she also has rules such as washing up before chajio, chakula cha jioni and a kitanda time. She’s so cute how she kisses each of them goodbye as she sends them off to work. As motherly as she is, one user argued that Easter would be a good choice for her as well as she comes back from the dead just as Jesus did.

~princesslullaby picked Mother's Day:
Because she's so motherly
~Lavendergolden picked Mother's Day:
She nurtures her fellow wanyama and people with utmost tenderness and upendo like a mother. That's why she suits this holiday
~JungleQueen13 picked Mother's Day:
She acts like such a mother.
ALTHOUGH
~MaidofOrleans picked Easter:
She basically comes back from the dead, and isn't Easter about Jesus's resurrection au something?


New Years is a perfect choice for Cinderella. When New years comes around, we think of the past mwaka and come up with resolutions as we songesha forward. A type of transformation. Of all the DP’S, cinderella arguably has one of the biggest transformation. On juu of that, she gets a fresh start just as New Years gives us. One user mentioned that cinderella has some midnight symbolism as we all know, she has to leave the ball kwa midnight.

~MissCinico picked New Years:
I think so, she gives me January vibes.
~MaidofOrleans picked New Years:
She has to do with a new start, not to mention the midnight symbolism.
~Lavendergolden picked New Years:
She's all about change. She dreams for a new start and is forgiving. She didn't care of her stepmother and stepsisters when she went away with Charming, as she has to start a new life, new start, forgetting her past and painful life


Another very nice choice. Aurora is such a romantic. She’s a daydreamer. This DP was one of the easiest for the voters to decide upon. Although another user mentioned Easter for the same reason as Snow as Aurora comes back to life as well. In modern day, Aurora would go all out every Valentines siku with the perfect holiday outfit, makeup, and hair look. Other DP’s may have romance in their mind as well, but Aurora may just value romance the most.

~princesslullaby picked Valentines Day:
I think this is the only one, since she's about romance.
~JungleQueen13 picked Valentines Day:
Romantic type.
~MissCinico picked Valentines Day:
Easily.


Now I personally think Cinco De Mayo would suit Ariel well as I think she’d have fun with the Mexican festivities and trying all the different food. Tacos. Fajitas. Nachos. Enchiladas. Mmmmm I’m so hungry. But I also think Father’s siku is a good choice for her as she clearly shares a sweet bond with her father despite their arguments and disagreements. Ultimately, she was voted as the 4th of July. Imagine how much fun she’d have watching the fireworks and running around on the beach, pwani with Eric and Max as they play with sparklers. Actually, I just realized that they don’t have fireworks under the sea. In fact, that’s one reason why she was so blown away kwa the view of fireworks when she first saw Eric on his ship. Another good reason why 4th of July suits her. We see that she loves the beautiful view of fireworks.

~princesslullaby picked 4th of July:
Why fathers day? Because of her dad ?
I just picked this because she's excitable and fun
~Lavendergolden picked 4th of July:
People say she's father's siku for she is her Daddy's princess and he always pampered and spoiled her.
I think she's 4th of July as she loves to be dazzled and is very funny and spunky


This one was a bit hard for me to choose as I felt krisimasi would be too easy a choice considering the sequel. However, even without the sequel we see that she can represent krisimasi quite well. For starters, Beast gives her the best present with that massive library. I upendo it. Many users agreed that Belle is seen around snow a lot and wears krisimasi colors often. Reds, greens, she could pass for a giant krisimasi light in her yellow dress. Belle is caring and giving. She takes care of people as she nursed Beast and her father back to health. Mary was aliyopewa shelter from the cold snow as she gave birth to baby Jesus. Likewise, Belle gave Beast’s wandering moyo shelter and warmed up the ice in his heart.

~missdoney picked Christmas:
her spirit for peace, genuine happiness and her upendo for father and other Marafiki in ngome makes me remember this holiday.And because she likes magical things and their meaning.
~MissCinico picked Christmas:
au Thanksgiving, but that's clearly Pocahontas' territory. Belle has like the snow and the krisimasi colors, she even has a krisimasi mid-quel and spin off onyesha in the winter season.
~princesslullaby picked Christmas:
Giving, peace, and also Enchanted christmas


Halloween is an awesome choice for Jasmine. We see her dress up to disguise herself. For a moment, she gets to be someone else. She gets to be free. For that reason, she’d enjoy getting to dress up once a mwaka and be someone else. If trick au treaters came to her door, she’d be the one to give them apples. We see that Genie likes to dress up as different characters. I think he’d have so much fun decorating the ngome with spiderwebs and ghouls and goblins. For that matter, we see Aladin dress up as a prince. They have a very good chance at winning best couple costume. We see Abu dressed up as an elephant. Raja as a baby tiger so Tigger basically. Even Jafar dresses up as a snake.

~MissCinico picked Halloween:
I just imagine all the times I've dressed up as a "exotic" princess. She reminds me of those classic comics in the 50s where every woman dressed up as Cleopatra au a foxy cat. She gives me those sexy costume vibes.
~Lavendergolden picked Halloween:
Eh, she's exotic and would def ubunifu a Halloween costume. Kim Kardashian dressed up as her, and it was on Halloween!! I can imagine her going wild and designing masks and accessories for Halloween. Plus her sarcastic humor, vile attitude and her smoking hot costumes get that
~MaidofOrleans picked Christmas:
None of them seem to fit her very well imo.


I’m glad to say Pocahontas wasn’t voted as Thanksgiving just because she’s Native American. One scene that portrays Pocahontas as Thanksgiving is the end when her tribe offers chakula to the others. The Autumn colors around her. The ship having a resemblance to the Mayflower. In the end, Pocahontas doesn’t ask for zaidi with John Smith. She’s grateful for what she does have. Her tribe, family, and homeland. I’d imagine her hosting Thanksgiving and giving the Thanksgiving speech before chajio, chakula cha jioni about how important it is to be thankful for all wewe have.

MissCinico picked Thanksgiving:
I could look at other reasons like her giving chakula to the settlers at the end of the movie, but my reason is mostly because she's Native American and there's all those fall colors in her movie.
~JungleQueen13 picked Thanksgiving:
I've never celebrated it, but it sounds very much like something Pocahontas would appreciate.
~Lavendergolden picked Thanksgiving:
Thanksgiving is about bringing peace and friendship, she did it with the settlers and her tribe. Her gratefulness and upendo of nature are what I love. Plus, she a Native American!! She's attracted to warm, autumnal colors. Plus the fall setting in her movie make me vote for it.


One user thought of Chinese New Years for Mulan. I didn’t even think of that. The main reason why this holiday was voted for Mulan was the personal journey she went on through her movie. From her song Reflection, when she reflects on things she wish she could change than she essentially goes on to change them. It was also mentioned that fireworks are seen in her movie much like fireworks are seen for New Years. Symbolically the fireworks go off when she wins against her villain. Just like New Years, the fireworks go off to single the end of one mwaka and the start of another. The end of her past and the start of her promising future. Though Father’s siku would be a good choice for her as well as she shares a strong bond with her father and goes to war to save him.

~Chibi-Chipette picked New Years:
For some reason I immediately thought of the Chinese New Year. They are pretty similar.
~missdoney picked New Years:
because she is so reflexive and desired for changing.
~Lavendergolden picked New Years:
IDK why, but she is so excitable and fun, she is like New year. In new years, we take a resolution to make ourselves a better person. We saw that in her country New mwaka was a big deal, with fireworks and all. Mulan always wants to change herself for the better. She knows that past is in the past and knows her reflection, but she wants to improve and literally does. So, I pick this


While Father’s siku would be a good choice for her as she dedicates her dream to her father, Thanksgiving was viewed as the perfect choice. Just as her father tells her, good chakula brings people from all walks of life together. Just like her restaurant does. In the beginning, she wants a restaurant zaidi than anything. While it’s a noble dream to have, in the end she realizes how important it is not just to have what wewe want but be thankful for what wewe have and thank the people who help you. She comes to humble herself and thank Naveen.

~missdoney picked Thanksgiving:
because she is a simple person and have her father spirit (cooking for upendo and make good things).
~random_camo picked Thanksgiving:
She would be in charge of making something for Thanksgiving chajio, chakula cha jioni every year.
~MaidofOrleans picked Father's Day:
Her entire dream is a tribute to her father so...


The reasoning behind Rapunzel being Easter is that she’s pastel and well hidden. Much like Snow and Aurora, Easter was argued for her although she brought someone back to life. See maoni below. She has magical hair that brings healing. Easter is about the passing and coming of Jesus. Those three days on the tomb, He was healed and came back to life. She loves arts and crafts and really inaonyesha off her creative side. She would have so much fun coloring eggs. Plus she could hide them in her hair.

~MaidofOrleans picked Easter:
Same reason as Snow and Aurora, except instead of coming back from the dead herself she brings someone back from the dead.
~MissCinico picked Easter:
She's so pastel. Plus she's kept hidden :D
~princesslullaby picked Easter:
^I agree!


Now I’ve only seen Brave once so I’m going off of what I remember. While some voted her to represent Saint Patrick’s siku for the obvious reason of her being Scottish and having the classic red and green colors of that holiday, others felt she better represented Mother’s Day. While Snow represents zaidi the motherly side of the holiday, Merida represents the childlike aspect of the holiday. No matter what your child does, you’re gonna upendo them without fail.

~princesslullaby picked Mother's Day:
well, because of her relationship with her mom
~MaidofOrleans picked Mother's Day:
The film is defined kwa her relationship with her mom.
~JungleQueen13 picked Mother's Day:
Because of her mum. I don't think any of the others fit her particularly well, although she does wear a lot of green and I can picture her celebrating St Pat's siku so an argument could be made for that too.