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Diwali, also called Deepavali, is the festival of lights. Families light small clay lamps called diyas, make rangoli, share sweets and spend time with people they love. The lights celebrate good overcoming evil and light overcoming darkness.
Hindus, Jains and some Buddhists celebrate Diwali. Sikh families celebrate Bandi Chhor Divas around the same time. Every family celebrates a little differently.
Dates and customs vary by region and calendar.
Diwali calendarFamilies tidy their homes and may buy something new.
Many families light their first lamps and decorate the doorstep.
Families light diyas, share sweets and pray for a good year.
Food offerings and visits. Many Gujarati families celebrate New Year.
Brothers and sisters celebrate each other with treats and gifts.
Names and traditions vary between families and regions.
Start with a sparkler, picture puzzle, coloring card or word game. Personalize the greeting and message for someone you love.
Pour colored powder eight ways and light the diya.
Wave a sparkler, light the diyas, and reveal your message.
A glowing sparkler with an optional flashlight finale.
Tap to stack laddoos in 60 seconds. Keep it straight so the tower stays up.
Hold five lanterns to fill them with warm air and send up your wishes.
Match six sweets, close the box, and reveal your Diwali message.
Choose the greeting for the top of your card. You can edit it later.
Make the card fit the way your family celebrates, with your greeting, your words and your colors.
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