Diwali Festival Celebrations

Diwali is here! Diwali commemorates the return of Lord Rama to his kingdom, Ayodhya, after an exile period of 14 years. People of Ayodhya lit the city brightly and welcomed Rama, Lakshman and Sita by firing crackers.

Diwali festival is also believed to be the symbol of Goddess Lakshmi coming home. Thus people celebrate by lighting many clay lamps called ‘diyas’ around their homes. This signifies the victory of good over evil and that is why Diwali is also known as the festival of lights. People worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha on this day as they are believed to bring good luck, prosperity and wealth.

Significance of 5 Days of Diwali

Diwali celebrations go on for five days and each day has its importance;

Dhanteras :

Diwali begins with the first day known as ‘Dhanteras’ or the worship of wealth. Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped on this day and there is a custom to purchase something precious. People clean and decorate their homes.

Naraka Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali :

The second day is Naraka Chaturdashi or Choti Diwali. People wake up early and apply aromatic oils on them before taking a bath. This is said to remove all sins and impurities. They wear new clothes, offer Puja and enjoy by lighting diyas and bursting few crackers.

Lakshmi Puja :

The third day is the main Diwali festival. Lakshmi Puja is performed on this day. Goddess Lakshmi is believed to enter homes and bless people with good fortune. Tiny oil diyas, candles and electric lights are placed around the house. Families exchange gifts and gather together to burst crackers.

Govardhan Puja or Padva :

The fourth day is Govardhan Puja or Padva. It is the day when Lord Krishna defeated Indra by lifting the huge Govardhan Mountain. People make a small hillock, usually of cow dung, symbolising Govardhan and worship it.

Bhai Dooj :

The fifth and last day is Bhai Dooj. On this day sisters invite their brothers for a lavish meal and perform a ‘tilak’ ceremony. Sisters pray for their brother’s long and happy life while the brothers give gifts to their sisters.

Diwali depicts the infusion of optimism, sparks, happiness, and enthusiasm. This festival also symbolized to eliminate negativity, depression, and stress from our lives. Celebrate the festival of joy by presenting Diwali gifts to your near and dear ones. Giving gifts to loved ones is the essence of this festival. we innumerable gifts ideal for Diwali so that you can buy the best Deepavali gifts for your loved ones. Diwali gift hampers consisting of sweets, chocolates, cakes, dry fruits, diyas, candles, and many more. Send gifts to India from USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand etc.

Diwali 2020 is knocking the door, and hence the festive mood is all set to imbue sparks in the celebration. Every sort of preparation and planning is going on to celebrate the festival of light, splendor, and enthusiasm. People are planning to send gifts online this 27th October to their near and dear ones to convey greetings. Deepavali is one of the most awaited festivals in India. The day marks over the victory of good over evil. It is celebrated with high spirits. The history and significance of Diwali and have a mythological story. It is believed that Lord Rama returned to his home after 14 years of exile, during which he fought and achieved victory against the Demon King, Ravana. On this day, people lit their houses to celebrate his victory over evil.

Employees are the creator of any organization or corporate house in this world. So, this essential human resource must be dealt with exceptionally during the festive occasion. Is your search is for an array of corporate Diwali Gifts? Well, your search is over now. Winni is here to provide gifts so that you can buy the best gifts for your employees. Whether you want to impress your clients or employees, Winni’s online Diwali gift items can work wonders.

Diwali is the time when the whole of India celebrates! It is one such festival that is marked by different religions like Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism, having their significance attached to the day. And, wherever there is a celebration there comes the gifts! 

So, here are some impressive Diwali gifts ideas to offer your friends, family members, colleagues, relatives, and special ones. 

Diyas & Candles – Since Diwali is the festival of lights, brighten up every nook and corner of homes with our beautiful diyas and colorful candles collection. Order Diwali diyas and candles to help keep away darkness and bring prosperity to the home. 

Diwali Sweets – Sweets and Diwali are like two sides of the same coin. Order and Send Diwali sweets from our delicious range of desserts made from authentic and 100% natural ingredients. From Kaju Katli, Rasgulla, Gulabjamun, Ladoo to Soan Papdi, we cover all popular Indian sweets.

Diwali Dry Fruits – Gift something healthy and impressive to your loved ones on this Diwali festival. Buy and send Diwali dry fruits which make ideal gifts for corporate circle, employees as well as friends and family members. 

Diwali Hampers – Explore our special gift hampers that comprise goodies such as Diwali Chocolate, Dryfruits, Sweets, Cookies, Diyas, Namkeen Packs, Cakes, Flower Bouquets, Plants, Greeting Cards, and so on. Gift these lovely Diwali Hampers and wish your near and dear ones a happy and prosperous Diwali. 

Metallic Utensils for Diwali – It is said that buying Utensils on Diwali is auspicious to bring luck to the household! So, Utensils are one of the favorite choices for Diwali gifting items and are perfect gifts for families or even as a new addition for your own household. Gift your relatives and friends some beautiful utensils along with the customary dry fruits and sweet boxes. 

Personalized Diwali Gifts – Personalized Gifts are always a perfect way to express our love and respect for those we admire. Explore our vast range of customized gifts, including Cushions, Coffee Mugs, Beer Mugs, Photo Frames, Rings, Clutches, Keychains, plus many more and see their glowing eyes on receiving such lovely gifts. 

Diwali Plants – Bring home positivity this Diwali and buy thoughtful plants for yourselves as well as your family and friends. What would be more impressive Diwali plants than beautiful indoor, outdoor plants that not only purify the air but also beautify home and spread happiness all around! We have Lucky Bamboo, Money Plant, Jade Plant, Alocasia, Mogra Plant, and many more. 

Diwali Chocolates – This Diwali, bring special Diwali chocolates hampers to delight your near and dear ones. We have an assortment of exotic chocolates and combos to add sweetness to your relations this festival season. 

Diwali Jewellery – Diwali is the time to wear new clothes, and how can the women squad miss those matching statement jewellery! We have every kind of artificial jewellery from ethnic to modern that suits every woman. 

Diwali Perfumes – Diwali is a jubilant moment when everyone wears neat and clean clothing. Did you know Goddess Laxmi loves perfumes? Yes, the Goddess of wealth likes persons who smell sweet, and for it explore our collection of long-lasting perfumes. 

Idols of Gods – Diwali gets complete by worshipping Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi, that is why there is a remarkable significance of gifting such holy gifts on Diwali. At Winni, you can also explore metal Buddha and many such auspicious gifts.

Hence, order and send these beautiful Diwali gifts and Combos to your special ones anywhere in India from any corner of the world! 

Buckle Up For 4 Significant Festivals Around Diwali

Well, Diwali is indisputably the most celebrated and widely loved festival of India. For every Indian, Diwali is not just a festival, but it is an emotion. The enthusiasm can be among children to adults. However, this worldwide celebrated festival is not confined to a single day celebration; rather, it is a festival that is a month-long project. However, there are these 4 days that are regarded as significant as the Diwali festival.

Dantheras	13th November 2020	The festival of Dhanteras officially sets off the beginning of Diwali. Goddess Laxmi is worshipped on this day, in order to woo her so that wealth and prosperity choose your way. At this festival, it is obligatory to purchase some items of metal. Following which silver and gold be it in coin or jewelry form, are purchased by people on this day.
Narak Chaturdashi	14th November 2020	This festival is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Lord Krishna over the demon Narakasura. People worship deities on this day, people also put Kajal in their eyes which wards off the evil eye of the demon, and enjoy delicious treats as a part of the celebration.
Laxmi Puja	14th November 2020	The worship of Goddess Laxmi and Lord Ganesha comes as part and parcel of the Diwali celebration. Houses are beautifully decorated with diyas, candles, and lights. The pooja is followed by bursting of firecrackers and exchanging of gifts and sweets with your loved ones.
Bhai Dooj	16th November 2020	Bhai Dooj is celebrated on the 5th day of the occasion of Diwali every year. This festival glorifies the bond shared between a brother and a sister. A sister graces her brother’s forehead as per the rituals, and the brother, in return, pledges to protect the sister, and the best part of the festival is a beautiful bhai dooj gifts that the brother gives to her sister.

Goddess Lakshmi – The goddess of happiness and good fortune also figures into the Diwali celebration. It’s a belief that she roams the earth on Diwali and comes into the house, which is pure, clean, and vivid. Millions of Hindus around the world commemorate the festival by exchanging gifts. Apart from exchanging gifts, fireworks and festive meals are also the main part of this festival. Winni understands the essence of the Diwali festival, and hence we have come up with a huge range of online Diwali gifts for family, friends, relatives, employees, and dear ones. If you are perplexed about where to buy online gifts, then this is the right platform. The plethora of gifts available on our website is sure to pervade happiness in the celebration.