Diwali wishes , given and received, have the incredible ability to lift everybody's festive spirits. This is the time of year when even strangers stop to grin and wish you a very 'Happy Diwali'. The festive spirit engulfs everyone and the preparations at this time of the year are now going at full speed.
Diwali holidays are the best time to complete your shopping, clean up the house and prepare sweets and other delicacies to serve to all the valued guests who knock on your door.
Gifts are exchanged during Diwali to convey the all the very best wishes.
There's always a amplitude of options available when it comes to Diwali gift ideas. You can always choose personalized gifting items, electronics, treats, dry fruits and colourful gifts to give to your near and dear ones this Diwali.
Colourful gifts are the most popular of the types of gift products that are sold during Diwali. Not only do those things add to the festive look of Diwali but the decorations themselves also have a special significance in and around the Diwali events.
Torans or wall hangings:Torans are AKA festoons. They are string wall decorations that are hung on the primary door of the house or atthe entrance of some of the rooms. In past times the torans were made of mango leaves and marigold flowers. Today torans are available in various materials like fabric, paper, plastic and even as vinyl stick-on patches. Different images of various characters adorned with beads, laces and sequinsare added to give it a splendidly festive touch.
Exclusive candles: Scented candles create a calm and calming atmosphere within the house. They can be used in every room of the house. Floating candles also make a good present idea. They can be found ina variety of colours , sizes and shapes. Candles decorated with beads, shells and desiccated flowers make fascinating gifts.
Candles scented with your favourite aromatic and essential oils will make you especially popular with your loved ones.
Diyas:Diyas are animportant element part part of Diwali events. They have been employed as symbolic of light fighting darkness for many years. Normal clay diyas are now being replaced by brighter diyas in a variety of sizes and shapes.
To add a special touch to yourDiwali wishesyou can make the gifts yourself. Buy some plain clay diyas from the market and decorate them using bright paints, glasses, sequins and silver threads.
Writing down individual names on the diyas will make them more private and a delight to give and with luck to get.
About the Author:
About the author: Anukriti Parsai is a contributing member of the Diwali Network which supplies event news, media, articles and Blogs for the community who celebrate Deepavali yearly. Anukriti loves every aspect of the Diwali holidays and looks forward to the preparations as well as the event every year.Check out more on ways to convey Diwali wishes as well as some of the strangest and funniest video's we can find on the Internet...oh and you might find a couple of fascinating Blog entries.