Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the most
popular Indian festivals. Diwali is celebrated not only in India but
also in other countries. On the occasion of Diwali, small oil lamps
(diyas) are lit and placed around the home, courtyards, verandahs, and
gardens as well as Roof-tops and outer walls. The festival of Diwali
takes place some eighteen days from Dussehra. Diwali is time for
happiness and joy for the entire family and community. Like all other
Indian festivals, people exchange greetings and greeting cards on the
occasion of Diwali. Friends, couples, relatives and family members
exchange Diwali
wishes on this occasion. Diwali greeting cards have also changed
with the times. On the occasion of Diwali, shops are full with different
types of Diwali cards. Some cards are fancy and flamboyant yet some
Diwali cards have the sober element embedded in them.
In today's world of information technology, the e-Diwali cards are fast
replacing the traditional Diwali cards. These Diwali cards are easily
available and quite cheap in comparison to the traditional Diwali cards.
In fact, there are many websites where these Diwali e-cards are freely
available. Despite the onslaught of the e-cards, the traditional and
home made Diwali cards still have their importance. For some people,
sending handmade cards to their near and dear ones holds special
significance. Whatever Diwali card you choose, the significance and
warmth of wishes will always remains the same. Wish your loved ones with
homemade, bright and sparkling Diwali cards. Happy Diwali!
