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Showing posts with label Celebrations. Show all posts

Diwali in India

Thursday, April 19, 2012



Diwali is one of the most celebrated festival of India marking an important five days holiday season for everyone in India. Its a Hindu festival of lights dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Rama and various other religious deities. Indian Deepawali has excitement not only in India but around the World. Foreigners enjoy glory of Diwali in India and plan their tour to India during this holiday season of diyas, candles, rangoli, fire-crackers and lots of greetings.



Dhanteras Cards

Sunday, October 23, 2011



Welcome in to the ultimate gallery of Hindu festival based on Deepawali celebrations beginning with Dhanteras as first day of the five days diwali festival. Purchase any utensil, gold item or some new stuff on this day as a tradition followed on dhanwantari triodasi.





Bollywood Diwali Wishes

Friday, April 29, 2011



Watch Diwali celebration pictures and photos of Bollywood industry, stars, actress, actor and many other associated people of our television industry too. Here, they come to wish their fan-followers - Happy Diwali with their own photo based cards and greetings. Explore any of these Bollywood Diwali wishes to spread their cheerful greetings for the hindu festival.


Diwali Kids Picture Cards

Saturday, October 9, 2010



Preview the samples of Diwali Kids Picture Cards which showcase real photos of kids enjoying Diwali fire crackers, diya lighting, decoration work and exchanging gifts with each other. You can even customize your wish cards by adding your kids group of the festival as the ones displayed below.
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Diwali Celebration Cards, Deepavali Celebration Greetings

Thursday, June 3, 2010



Visit our exclusive collection of greetings and wish cards for the festival of lights bringing religious celebration, get-together and warm gathering of loved ones all through the day. We would like to present our latest brunch of Diwali Celebration Cards as a wish note to them creating sweet love bond between relations.
Diwali Celebration Greetings
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Diwali Pictures, Diwali Diya Pictures

Thursday, March 11, 2010



Welcome to the ultimate selection of diwali pictures full of glowing and real scenes of diwali celebrations and the kind of joy among people. All this segment is full of real pictures of people enjoying the festival of lights, diya thali, women lighting candles, brinda parekh holding toran look best as well.Diwali Diya Pictures
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Diwali Swastika Cards, Swastika Symbol During Deepavali

Tuesday, January 19, 2010



Swastika is a symbol of hindu traditional customs and rituals associated with doing any auspicious work. In diwali, swastika symbol is adorned at the main entrance, puja ghar and pooja thali to begin the diwali puja process. Swastika stands for happiness, truth, worship and love for culture thats why people draw this symbol in the form of a rangoli, decorations, flowers, lamps, diyas and other stuff. Send these diwali swastika cards as a religious symbol to bring good things for your dearones.
Diwali Swastika Cards

Bollywood Diwali Wishes, Bollywood Diwali Cards



Diwali of Bollywood is celebrated in a unique way by actors and actresses with each other, friends, families, relatives and loved ones in a social way to seek blessings of fame, success, good movies and wealth in the year ahead. Even they send their warm diwali wishes to their fans and friends through television, print media and greetings designed specially with their autograph for people. So, view few samples of Bollywood Diwali cards with their warm wishes for people.
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Marathi Diwali Greeting Cards, Marathi Diwali Greetings

Monday, December 7, 2009



Diwali celebration by Marathi religion people in very unique and full of traditions in Mumbai and Maharashtra where maximum number are marathis. Cows are worshipped, special bath named Utane is praticed, lakshmi pujan, diwalicha padva, bhav bij, tulsi vivah and other traditional customs are followed during diwali festival celebration. They wish each other happy diwali in their marathi language and for all marathis, we present Marathi Diwali Greeting Cards to exchange their notes of love and affection.

Marathi Diwali Greeting Cards

Karva Chauth Cards, Karva Chauth Festival, Karva Chauth Greetings

Monday, October 5, 2009




Karva Chauth is an important day for married women in India who observe whole day fast for her husband's well being. Karva Chauth falls nine days before diwali when ladies get up early in morning, bath and eat sargi given by mother-in-law and wear red bangles as a symbol of her love for husband. This is a quite difficult to seek blessings from God by not eating or drinking whole day. In return to this love and strength expressed by wives, husband keep his wife by gifting her lovely gift and breaking her fast in front of moon with a glass of water. You can send your dear wife, any of these karva chauth cards and greetings with personally written quote for her.
Free Karva Chauth Cards
Karva Chauth Greeting Cards

Sikh Diwali Cards, Sikh Diwali Celebration, Diwali at Golden Temple



We are know diwali is a festival of hindus but sikhism enjoy deepavali celebration because of its significance with their sixth guru, Guru Hargobind Ji who was released from prison also called "Bandi Chhorh Diwas". Thats why every year, Golden Temple is decorated with lights, candles and diyas as a tradition and to worship the religious freedom for sikh community. So, exchange these sikh diwali cards with your other sikh friends, families and circle to spread the reference of diwali with sikhism and share diwali wishes. Punjabi language written quotes are written on sikh cards to promote their language too.
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Dussehra Cards, Free Dussehra Greetings

Saturday, September 26, 2009





Dussehra marks the triumph of Lord Rama over Demon Ravana who was killed by Ram with his bow and arrow. Dussehra celebrates the victory of god over bad thats why every year burn the dummies of Ravana, Khumbkaran and Meghnath to express joys of Dussehra. Exchange these dussehra cards and greetings to denote the glorious victory of Rama over Ravana.

Dussehra Cards

Happy Diwali Scraps - Orkut Codes, Pictures

Thursday, August 6, 2009





Make your social online profile look full of festive spirit on diwali celebration time through our diwali scraps. You can best utilize them onto your various profiles like Orkut, Hi5, Friendster, Xanga, Facebook and more. The glittering scraps look beautiful and amazing to express festive look of diwali everywhere.
Orkut Diwali Scraps

Diwali Festival Celebrations

Saturday, July 4, 2009



Diwali is celebrated with great craze, excitement and pleasure to welcome Lord Rama, Goddess Lakshmi and other god-goddesses to shower their kind blessings. People enjoy whole five days of the Diwali festival by lighting candles, diyas, fireworks, shopping, rituals, puja, arti and other traditions work. So, have fabulous diwali celebrations with your dearones in a warm cozy environment.

Indian Diwali Cards

Thursday, June 4, 2009



Diwali is a festival of Indian traditions, customs, values and religious thoughts. People respect their religious god/goddesses and every year pay them special honor on their festival occassions. Diwali is one such Indian festival which serves the whole country with its glittering lighting, decorations and warm religious feelings all over. So, welcome Lord Rama and other Indian god figures by circulating these Indian Diwali Cards.

Sweet Diwali Wishes

Friday, May 22, 2009





Diwali has special importance for Indians who celebrate this day as one of the most auspicious day of the calendar when they worship hindu god-goddess to shower their blessings of wealth, success, fortune, happiness, peace, prosperity and other good things for them. They pay special honor by reciting songs & prayers of diwali puja. Indian festivals are incomplete without the delicious sweets which are used as a prasad of god and shared with all to spread god's love. Send your Sweet Diwali Wishes through these lovely sweets based Diwali cards. Special sweet of Diwali is Gujia which is loved and shared by maximum people.

Diwali Mithai Wish

Dhamakedar Diwali

Friday, May 1, 2009




Diwali or Deepawali is a festival of Hindus when people enjoy great lighting, warm festival traditions, religious thoughts and feelings for get-together with families, friends, relatives and other dearones. Send your special dhamakedar wishes to your someone specials through these Dhamakedar Diwali cards and greetings.
Dhamakedar Diwali Cards

Diwali Aarti Cards

Wednesday, April 15, 2009



Diwali celebrations are filled with religious thoughts, prayers, puja, aarti and lots of traditions and customs. Diwali festival main attraction is its special puja and aarti of Lord Ganesh, Goddess Lakshmi and Maa Saraswati with special sweets, flowers, fragrances and special religious proceedings. You can share these Diwali Aarti cards with your internet social network to let them know how diwali arti is held.
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Diwali Fireworks Cards

Monday, April 6, 2009



Diwali marks the festival of traditions, rituals, customs and get-together. The festival of deepawali adds spark of fun, excitement and enthusiasm in people. The special feature of diwali celebrations is its sparkling fireworks making the sky more colorful and glittering at dark night. The light of fireworks removes darkness and spread the happy message of Lord Rama arrival. Forward these Diwali Fireworks Cards to dazzle your friends, relatives, families and other buddies. Diwali Fireworks Cards
Diwali Fireworks

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Happy Diwali Greeting Cards, Decorations, Fireworks and Candles

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