One set of wishes, three ways to light them up
A personal Diwali greeting with your wishes, family photos and a letter — in the style that suits them: diyas they light one by one, a rangoli that draws itself, or lanterns they release into the night sky. Switch styles any time while you edit; nothing you wrote is lost.
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Same wishes, photos and letter — 3 completely different ways to open them.
Light the diyas one by one to reveal your wishes
A candlelit Diwali greeting page: they carry a struck match along a row of clay diyas in a dark courtyard, and every diya they light flares up with one of your wishes as the whole courtyard warms to gold. Then the greeting glows in with phuljhadis, followed by your photos in a lamp-lit wall niche, a handwritten-style letter and a reply box — a personalised Diwali e-card sent as a private link.
A rangoli that draws itself, one wish per ring
A bright Diwali e-greeting where a colourful rangoli pours itself onto a sunlit floor, one ring of gulal for every wish you write. It ends with a diya lit at its heart, falling marigold petals, your photos in rangoli frames, your note and a reply box.
Release lanterns carrying your wishes into the night
An animated Diwali greeting on a city rooftop: paper akash kandils hang from a string of fairy lights, and each one they release floats into the night sky carrying one of your wishes. When the last lantern is up, the sky bursts into fireworks that write their name in sparks — followed by your photos, a heartfelt Diwali letter and a space for them to reply.
Only the look and the way it plays. Every Diwali style uses the same words, wishes and photos you write — so you fill it in once and pick the style that suits them.
Yes, any time while editing — the style picker is at the top of the editor and nothing you wrote is lost. You can even switch after sending; the link stays the same.
Yes. Every style has a free live demo, and you can preview your own version as often as you like before publishing.