Diwali is the Hindu, Jain, Sikh, and even Muslim and Buddhist New Year’s festival. The five-day break occurs in November this year. To celebrate the goddess of prosperity, Lakshmi, and to show that light has triumphed over darkness, oil lamps called diyas are lit throughout South Asia and among people of South Asian origin to commemorate the Festival of Lights. It’s a happy time with religious roots in certain places, but it is now celebrated as a secular holiday in many countries and cultures.
These happy Diwali wishes and greetings can brighten the day of everyone you care about who is celebrating Diwali.
- Happy Diwali!
- Please enjoy this Diwali in peace.
- I wish you a Diwali when the darkness disappears and the light shines brightly.
- May your celebration of Diwali be filled with joy and light.
- I pray that this Diwali finds you in good health, with plenty of money and joy.
- We wish you joy and love this Diwali.
- On this festival of light, may your heart be filled with love and your bank account prosperous.
- During Diwali, may your difficulties be consumed by the flames of victory.
- On this festival of lights, Diwali, may your every desire come true.
- At Diwali, may the festival of lights bring you joy and happiness.
- On the occasion of the blessed Diwali, I hope you have a prosperous new year.
- Sending you wishes for a joyous and healthy Diwali.
- I wish you joy and success this Diwali.
- Have a wonderful and prosperous Diwali!
- Our best wishes for a joyous, peaceful, and enlightening holiday season to you and your loved ones.
- I hope your Diwali is as beautiful and celebratory as it is.
- We wish you a joyous and memorable Diwali.
- As you celebrate Diwali, may your hopes and wishes come true.
- May Diwali throw away all the darkness bothering your life.
- I hope that this Diwali brings you a bounty of blessings that has no bounds.
- May your Diwali be as magical as the candles. You’ll be the lighting.
- On Diwali and beyond, the brightness of good fortune may illuminate your path.
- This Diwali, may you be surrounded by those you love and the joy they provide.
- We wish this year is filled with joy and laughter as dazzling as the Diwali candles.
- I hope your Diwali is as sugary sweet as the candies you eat to mark the occasion.
Warmest Greetings For Happy Diwali Wishes And The Year Ahead!
- Happy Diwali! To You
- Wishing you happiness and light on this Diwali and always.
- A yearlong celebration of the joy and light of Diwali be with you.
- At Diwali, I wish you the joy of seeing the world in a new palette of hues.
- I hope this Diwali brings you a fresh start.
- On this Diwali and throughout the year, I hope you are surrounded by love and light.
- I hope you have a roaring Diwali!
- Our best wishes for a year of learning, loving, and celebrating are with you as you celebrate Diwali.
- You deserve some Lakshmi luck this year.
- In celebration of Diwali, I hope you get many beautiful gifts.
- I hope that the light of Diwali lasts for you throughout the year.
- This year may light win out over shadows.
- With the hope that this Diwali and throughout the year, knowledge will win out over ignorance.
- On this Diwali, may you gain both money and knowledge?
- Happy Diwali!
- During this Diwali, may good always win out over evil.
- When the Diwali candles go out, may the goddess of riches, Lakshmi, shower you with enough cash to pay for the rest of the month’s electricity.
- Let the splendor of Diwali’s fireworks illuminate your life.
- To the extent that it is possible, may the brightness of the Diwali candles drive away all your worries.
- This Diwali, may your life be as bright and colorful as the fireworks that celebrate it.
- I hope this Diwali brings you all the best of luck and happiness.
- I hope this Diwali is filled with joy and prosperity for you and your loved ones.
- I wish you a joyful and fruitful Diwali!
- A merry Diwali and New Year to you!
- Happy and prosperous new year to you!
- I hope this Diwali is as joyous and prosperous as it can be for you.
With Warmest Regards And Heartfelt Wishes For A Joyous Diwali
- May the festival’s lights bring you happiness and good fortune as you celebrate Diwali.
- May the following year bring you nothing but sunshine and riches.
- Hope should illuminate and direct you during Diwali.
- I am sending my best wishes for happiness, calmness, and prosperity next year.
- The light of a thousand lights illuminates your success.
- Greetings on the occasion of the Islamic New Year!
- I wish you a pleasant Diwali!
- I wish that the glow of the diyas brings you nothing but happiness and love in the coming year.
- I hope that this Diwali, and the rest of your life, are filled to the brim with happiness, illumination, and love.
- Light up your life with the vibrant hues of Diwali!
- May you be blessed with the New Year upon us beyond your wildest dreams.
- During this Diwali season, may your home be filled with joy, prosperity, and delectable treats.
- This Diwali, may the light of the lights illuminate your path to success and happiness.
- A merry Diwali to you!
- Create a life as vibrant and vivid as a Rangoli for yourself.
- I wish you a joyous Diwali and a fruitful new year.
- This Diwali and always, may your light shine brightly and dispel the night.
- As you celebrate Diwali this year, may your love be the light that dispels any darkness.
- This Diwali, may you be reminded that light always wins, even though darkness may linger.
- We wish your shining light shines brightly throughout the year, not just during Diwali.
- On this Diwali, may you get many blessings, and the lights of the festival shine brightly upon you.
- I wish you dazzling lights to make your fondest aspirations come true.
- Amid the year’s darkness, may the warmth of love and the promise of tomorrow brighten your heart.
- In the spirit of Diwali and throughout the year, may light win out over darkness, love wins out over hatred, and happiness wins out over despair.
Final Words
These are all the best, and most heartwarming happy Diwali wishes to ensure that your loved ones get to spend a great and joyous Diwali.