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Festival greetings

Updated 27 September 2026

Festivals are made for sharing. Put a greeting on the live board for your family, your housing society or your office, and let everyone see it glow. Here are short greetings for the year's biggest celebrations, in Hindi, English and a few other Indian languages.

Diwali

Holi

Raksha Bandhan

Eid

Christmas

Navratri, Durga Puja and Dussehra

Ganesh Chaturthi

Pongal and Onam

Guru Nanak Jayanti (Gurpurab)

New Year

Tips for festival posts

  1. Sign it. "From the Sharma family: Happy Diwali to all our neighbours!" tells everyone who it's from.
  2. Keep it kind and inclusive. Festivals are for sharing joy. Posts that mock any religion or community aren't allowed on the board (see our Community Guidelines).
  3. Pick your moment. Festival mornings and the evening pooja or party are when most people are watching together.
  4. Hosting an event? For a society or office celebration, a Priority Window keeps the board to your greetings and photos.
FestivalTextureEffect
DiwaliGold or FireSparkle
HoliRainbowColor Wave
Raksha BandhanRose GoldHeartbeat
EidEmeraldFloat
ChristmasRubyPulse
Navratri and Durga PujaLavaGlow Pulse
New YearHolographicZoom

Put your greeting on the live board

More ideas

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