What is the ideal way to send happy Diwali wishes to your loved one?

 

Let’s send happy Diwali wishes to your loved ones!

Diwali has many different names, but most people refer to it as “Festival of Lights” or “Deepavali.” The biggest festival takes place in the Hindu month of Kartika, and in 2021 it will begin on November 2 and end on November 4 with the main day of celebrations.

Diwali is a five-day festival celebrated in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore, and other countries with sizable Indian or Hindu populations between the middle of October and the middle of November. It’s a major Hindu festival, with millions of people attending.

 

Day one is all about getting things ready: going shopping for good luck charms and cleaning the house, for example. On the second day, families decorate their homes with candles and oil lamps (diyas) and lay elaborate patterns on the floor to display their creations (rangoli). On the third night of the event, there is a night of fireworks and feasting. On the fourth day, spend time with loved ones and exchange gifts. The final day ends with brotherly celebrations, which include a supper shared with the sister(s).

But even if it seems like a long way off—just like all other celebrations—it’ll arrive sooner rather than later. So, it’s never too early to start planning how to wish someone happy Diwali wishes, whether you’re going to be there in person or just want to wish someone a warm and heartfelt greeting from far away.

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