How do we celebrate Diwali?

As Diwali is round the corner, loads of celebrations are not far away. It brings a grin to our faces and lights up our lives with diyas. It brings along prosperity, happiness and enjoyments to fill up our lives with glory.

We worship the goddess of wealth Maa Lakshmi on this day. By praying to her we seek blessing from her and take an oath to give our best to the world in whatever we do to enlighten our lives with prosperity.

This is a day when we keep ourselves happy and work hard to decorate our houses and make sweets to offer our neighbors, friends and family.

And most importantly no celebration is complete without exchanging gifts.

Exchanging gifts brings joy to everyone’s life. Diwali gifts are the main attractions of the enjoyments.

With so many different kinds of gift items one could easily get confused on what to gift whom? To avoid confusion, you should focus on gifting your dear ones something useful and ethnic.

How do families celebrate Diwali? 

Families engage themselves during Diwali with many activities.

Let us have a quick look how families celebrate Diwali:

1. Spending time

2. Cooking up special dishes

3. Lighting up the festivity

4. Diwali from day to night

5. Enjoy the manner of giving

Spending time 

People often come over to relative’s houses to spend quality time together with family during Diwali. This festival brings everyone closer in the family.

Cooking up special dishes 

Ladies of the family or sometimes gents also try their hands on cooking up special dishes on this occasion. Starting from pulao, curry to making different kinds of sweets make everyone engaged and joyful. Each member of the family ties a bond of happiness by distributing the home-made sweets among neighbors, relatives and friends.

Lighting up the festivity 

As we all know that Diwali is the festival of lights. We, according to our affordability, light up all the corners of our home with diyas. Electric dazzling lights also enlighten this festivity.

Diwali from day to night 

The arrangements and celebrations take place right from the beginning of the day and ends up at night.

Enjoy the manner of giving 

We enjoy exchanging gifts to our friends and family on this occasion. Some of my friends give gifts to needy and poor people on this day for the sake of feeling good. Somehow, we want to enjoy the act of gifting others on this day. Moreover, we all want to be happy and satisfied to extend our enjoyments to the fullest.

Traditional Diwali Decorations to décor your home 

With the thought of helping you, we are going to share with you some traditional Diwali decorations to prepare your home for the sparkling festivity.

1. Flower Decorations

2. Torans

3. Diyas and candles

4. Bandarwal

5. Rangolis

Flower Decorations 

Flowers are the most auspicious natural creation which is widely used in Hindu culture. So decoration with fresh and fragrant flowers is the way to make your home look heavenly. You can decorate the doors, railings, stairs, walls, with strings of marigold garlands. The bright colour of marigold is the symbol of fresh new beginnings and holiness. In the flower vases you may put some fresh flowers to give the house a refreshing look. Nowadays in the broad vases people float flowers and petals into water to make it look awesome.

Torans Decorations
It is a decorative door hanging. Diwali special torans are mostly mango leaves torans. Those are hung to attract the look of the door and invite the goddess of wealth, Maa Lakshmi. Mango leaves are favorable to absorb carbon-di-oxide and release oxygen, hence eco-friendly to nature.

Diyas and candles Decorations
On this auspicious day the earth gets illuminated with thousands of flickering lights called diyas or candles. You may line the diyas and candles in the stairs, balconies, rooms and in the doors. Even in the Rangolis we sometimes put diyas in between the designs.

Bandarwal Decorations
It is another door hanging item. There are Shubh Diwali, happy Diwali, Designer Bandarwal to give your door a special look on Diwali. You can always make a Bandarwal with craft items at home to give it a special touch of your care, or there are different designs and patterns of them available in stores to buy from.

Rangolis Decorations

It is thought that colorful Rangolis beautify our home and pleases the environment with colors. They are mainly made at the entrance during Diwali. The purpose is to feel the environment with strength and prosperity. It is also believed to bring good luck. It is made from colored powder and petals of flowers.

How to make your home ready for this Diwali in 2 days 

Decorate your Home this Diwali with Wardrobe 

Decoration of your home is an integral part of Diwali to make our heart content with happiness. To make the vibe happier all of the family members join their hands on making the entire house look beautiful.

Making colorful rangolis and lighting up diyas in the interior and exterior parts of the house are believed to be the symbol of prosperity, wealth and good wishes for each other. It is also believed that darkness gets defeated by light encircled around us.

With the decoration of your home you need to add some accessories to make it look better, sober and trendy.

Wardrobe offers you a suitable collection of home decors like

Wall hangings 

As we are among the decorative wall hangings suppliers and decorative wall hangings wholesalers, we are one of the decorative wall hanging exporters in India.

This Diwali come forward to choose a wall hanging which suits the wall of your house from our collection of beautiful, unique, colorful wall hangings.

There are two kinds of decorative wall hangings in India.

1. Terracotta Wall hangings

2. Fabric Wall Hangings

 Terracotta Wall hangings 

There are birds, fishes, bunnies, owls, huts, and a mixture of motifs like fish, bird, hut together are the main attractions of our terracotta wall hanging collection.

Fabric Wall Hangings 

Human motifs, tribal painting, motifs of more than one tribal are one of the types of Fabric wall hangings we offer you this Diwali.

So, hurry up and decorate your home this Diwali. 

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