Friday, 6 November 2015

Diwali – Festival of Lights, Sweets, Gifts with Joy

One of the most beloved and celebrated occasions in India, Diwali is associated with prosperity and fortune. The two days long festival of Diwali brings with it a spirit of felicity and merriment. It is that time of the year when we illuminate our homes and light the most amazing crackers to celebrate the joy and happiness which comes with this festival.  This bright and spectacular festival is celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm, not just in India but by Indians all over the world.  

Diwali is a wholesome festival of jubilations and is signified by the ritualistic exchange of gifts. As is customary, people give gifts to each other as an acknowledgement of affection and appreciation. Gifts of Diwali can be readymades or homemade. One can choose from a wide array of Diwali gifts (available online and in local markets) and make this Diwali special for people who value in your life. These items include traditional as well as contemporary gifts like fruit basket, candles, diyas, gift vouchers and more.
Grocery & Gourmet Food
One of the most popular and sought after gift items is food hampers. Dry fruit boxes with a fine combination of assorted nuts are a traditional Diwali gift that never seems to lose their charm. You can gift your family and friends with an elaborated food hamper which includes many assorted and delectable food items, like chocolates, dry fruits, cookies, traditional sweets and namkeens. While a box of scrumptious chocolate assortments is a classic age-old gift, it has an undeniable appeal to kids and adults alike.
Gift Vouchers
This latest Diwali gifting trend allows your loved one to select their favourite brand of fragrances, soaps, apparels and other consumer goods that appeals to them. If you are unsure about what to gift your loved ones, you can always select the option of gift vouchers. As people have varied tastes and likings, gift vouchers are indicative of your thoughtfulness in letting them select their own gifts, a sentiment that is universally appreciated.
Designer Candles
Nowadays, numerous varieties of meticulously crafted candles and diyas are available online. You can select from a wide range, which includes designer glass diyas, aromatic candles, and ethnic clay diyas in striking shades and hues. Not only do these diyas and candles illuminate homes, but are also useful as wonderful decorative pieces. Diwali is nothing without candles and diyas. These are the most useful and appropriate gifts that you can present to your relatives, friends, and acquaintances on this festive occasion. If you are looking for more elaborated and lasting gifts then delicate and ornate candle stands and impressive diya sets are perfect accompaniments to your candles and diyas.
Amazing Diwali Gifts
Why stick to traditional gift items when you could let your imagination run wild and buy items that go beyond the orthodox? This Diwali, you can pleasantly surprise the ones you love by presenting them with a personalized gift item. This surely will make for a memorable Diwali present. Those on the lookout for especially unique gifts could consider gifting books by popular authors and electronics like mobiles accessories and gadgets. It could be a personal care product, beauty items or even quirky but adorable gifts. Ranging from kitchen accessories to fragrances, hair care products to key rings and bedsheets to action figures, what is important is the spirit of appreciation and love that resonates from such gifts. 
Divinity Gifts
You can always take the traditional route this Diwali and present your loved ones with idols of deities like: Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi or krishna on the eve of Diwali. You could also present to your friends and relatives silver and gold coins, a particularly auspicious item associated with this festival of prosperity. These gold and silver coins are usually engraved with diverse religious motifs, like Shree, Om, and Swastika which are considered to be fortunate good luck charms. Take your pick from figurines of Goddesses Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, Lord Rama, Devi Sita, Laxman and Lord Hanumana and more.
As the festival of light approaches, light up your lives with the spirit of gift-giving. Start shopping for Diwali gifts today!