Indigo Night
Deep indigo and saffron gold, lit by a row of diyas.
Diwali wishes that truly glow.
Find warm words for family and friends, then turn them into a Diwali page where they light the diyas, colour a rangoli, release a sky lantern and set off the fireworks.
- Works on any phone
- Private link
- Free during launch
Find the words
Diwali wishes you can use
Copy one as it is, or start your page with it and make it yours.
Warm Diwali wishes
Happy Diwali! May every diya you light tonight bring a little more joy, a little more peace and a lot more sweetness into your home.
Wishing you a Diwali full of light, laughter and too many sweets. May the year ahead glow as brightly as tonight.
May the lamps of Diwali light up your path, your home and your heart — today and all year long. Happy Diwali!
Here’s to new beginnings, old traditions and the people who make every festival feel like home. Happy Diwali.
May Lakshmi bless your home with prosperity, your days with good health and your heart with happiness. Shubh Deepavali!
Rangoli at the door, diyas on every step and family all around — wishing you the warmest, brightest Diwali yet.
Short Diwali wishes
Happy Diwali! May your home be full of light and joy.
Wishing you light, laughter and lots of sweets. Happy Diwali!
May this Diwali bring you peace, health and happiness. Shubh Deepavali!
Let the diyas glow and the worries go. Happy Diwali!
Diwali wishes for family and friends
Diwali always feels like home when I think of you. Wishing you and the whole family a bright and happy festival.
From our home to yours, wishing you a Diwali full of love, good food and the people who matter most.
May the light of every diya bring you closer to everything you hope for. Happy Diwali to you and your loved ones.
Diwali wishes for colleagues and clients
Wishing you and your family a happy and prosperous Diwali. It’s a pleasure working with you.
May this festival of lights bring success to your work and joy to your home. Happy Diwali!
Thank you for your support this year. Wishing you a bright Diwali and a prosperous year ahead.
Templates
Diwali templates
Five animated Diwali designs. Tap one to try it, exactly as they’ll see it.
Why CelebrateWishes
More than a Diwali message
Four Diwali moments
Light the lamps, colour the rangoli, release a sky lantern and finish with fireworks. Switch on the ones you like.
Made for family groups
Leave the name blank to send one wish to a whole family or WhatsApp group.
A festive soundtrack
A soft music-box Deepavali tune plays as they scroll. Pick another, or turn it off.
Private by design
Only people with the link can open it, and it stays out of search engines. Add a passcode for extra privacy.
Send it anywhere
Share it on WhatsApp, by email, text or Telegram, or print the QR code inside a real card.
Keep it forever
Download a keepsake card image, and edit your wish any time. The link stays the same.
How it works
Ready in about three minutes
- 1
Choose a template
Preview any design, fully interactive, before you pick one.
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Make it personal
Add a name, your message and the extras you like. Your wish saves as you go.
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Share the link
Send it on WhatsApp, by email or as a QR code. They open it with no app.
Questions
Good to know
What should I write in a Diwali wish?
Wish them light, joy and prosperity, and add something personal: a memory of last Diwali, or a hope for the year ahead. A line or two is enough. Any wish on this page makes a good starting point.
Can I send one wish to a whole group?
Yes. Leave the name blank and the wish speaks to everyone, so you can share one link in a family or WhatsApp group.
Can I add photos to a Diwali wish?
Diwali wishes don’t use photos. The page is built around your words, the music and the moments they play with.
Do they need an app?
No. They tap the link and it opens in their browser on any phone, tablet or computer, with no account needed.
Is it free?
Yes. During launch every template and feature is free, with no card and no trial. You need a free account to publish a wish, and you can design it before you sign up.
Someone’s day is about to get better.
Make them something they’ll remember. It only takes a few minutes.
Create a Diwali wish