Diwali Wishes Images
These Diwali wishes images are ready to send: each card below can be saved to your phone or shared straight to WhatsApp, Instagram or Facebook. Every card carries a short, original wish in English or Hindi, so it reads clearly even on a small screen.
Below the cards you will also find short wishes, lines for family and friends, Hindi wishes and a few longer messages. Pair one of them with an image, or send the text on its own when you want your Diwali greeting to feel a little more personal.
Diwali 2026: Sunday, 8 November 2026
Short Diwali wishes for images
Glowing windows, warm hearts. Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppLet the lamps do the talking tonight. Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppA row of diyas and a row of smiling faces. Happy Deepavali.
WhatsAppHappy Diwali from our doorstep rangoli to yours.
WhatsAppSparklers in hand, sweets in pocket. Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppOne small flame can brighten a whole room. Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppWishing your Diwali more glow than the neighbour's fairy lights.
WhatsAppMarigolds at the door, mithai on the table. Shubh Deepavali.
WhatsAppGolden light for a golden year ahead ✨
WhatsAppFresh paint, fresh start, Happy Diwali.
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Diwali wishes for family
To the family that turns every Diwali into a full house, thank you. Happy Diwali, everyone.
WhatsAppMaa, your rangoli is still the first thing I picture when I think of Diwali. Wish I were home to help.
WhatsAppHappy Diwali to my little brother, official chief of firecrackers and unofficial thief of sweets.
WhatsAppDadi and Dadu, your blessings are the brightest lamp in our home. Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppSame house, same lamps, same noisy dinner. I would not change a thing. Happy Diwali, family.
WhatsAppSending this card to the whole family group, with extra love for whoever is frying the chakli.
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Diwali wishes for friends
Diwali is better with friends who show up with sweets and stay for three rounds of cards.
WhatsAppCheers to my favourite plus-one for every festival. Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppYour sparkler selfies are due by midnight. Happy Diwali, friend.
WhatsAppOld friends are like old brass diyas: they shine better every year.
WhatsAppWhichever city you light lamps in this year, I am glowing for you from here.
WhatsAppLet us eat too many sweets and blame it on tradition. Happy Diwali, buddy.
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Diwali wishes in Hindi for images
दीयों की रोशनी में नहाया रहे आपका घर आँगन। शुभ दीपावली।
WhatsAppखुशियों की फुलझड़ी आपके घर रोज़ जले।
WhatsAppदिवाली की रात, अपनों का साथ, इससे प्यारा क्या होगा।
WhatsAppरंगोली सी रंगीन हो आपकी हर सुबह।
WhatsAppदीपोत्सव की ढेर सारी बधाई, मिठाई ज़रूर खिलाइएगा।
WhatsAppहर दीया एक दुआ, हर दुआ आपके नाम।
WhatsAppइस दिवाली घर भी रोशन, दिल भी रोशन।
WhatsAppपटाखों की गूँज में आपकी खिलखिलाहट भी शामिल हो।
WhatsAppमिट्टी का दीया, घी की बाती और ढेर सारा अपनापन। हैप्पी दिवाली।
WhatsAppआपका नया साल कंदील की तरह जगमगाता रहे।
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Long Diwali messages
If you are reading this card, consider it a small diya from me to you. I hope your Diwali is full of good food, easy laughter and the people who make you feel most like yourself. Save me a sweet, and Happy Diwali.
WhatsAppEvery year Diwali reminds us to clean out the old and make space for the new. May this one clear away the worries of the past months and leave room for calm, kind and hopeful days. Wishing you and your family a very happy Deepavali.
WhatsAppBefore the crackers start and the phones fill up with forwards, I wanted to send you something of my own. Thank you for being part of my year in big and small ways. May your home glow tonight and every night after.
WhatsAppFrom all of us at our home to all of you at yours: may your rangoli stay bright, your sweet boxes stay full and your evenings stay loud with laughter. Have a beautiful Diwali and a hopeful new year.
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Diwali wishes images
Save any card to your phone and share it on WhatsApp or Instagram. The text of each card is also in the "Send text" button.
About Diwali
Diwali, also called Deepavali, is the festival of lights and one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India and among Indian communities abroad. It celebrates the victory of light over darkness and is marked on a new moon night in October or November.
In many homes people clean and decorate the house, draw rangoli, string lights, light clay diyas and share sweets with neighbours and relatives. Sending Diwali greeting cards was once a common tradition, and today many families send image cards on messaging apps instead.
The festival is known as Deepavali in much of South India, and the days around it include Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, Govardhan Puja or Padwa, and Bhai Dooj.
Tips for sending your wishes
- Send image cards a day early or on the morning of Diwali, since phones and networks get very busy on the festival night.
- Add a one-line personal note under the image so the person knows it was meant for them and not a mass forward.
- Use Hindi cards for elders and family groups, and English cards for colleagues or friends who read English more comfortably.
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Questions people ask
How do I share a Diwali wishes image?
Use the save or share option on any card above. You can then send it on WhatsApp, post it as a status or add it to an Instagram story.
Are these Diwali wishes images free to use?
Yes, you can share the cards with family, friends and colleagues for personal greetings. Each card carries an original wish written for this site.
Which Diwali card is best for family groups?
A warm Hindi card works well for family groups with elders, for example दीयों की कतार और अपनों का प्यार, शुभ दीपावली। For friends, a lighter English card is usually a better fit.
When is Diwali in 2026?
Diwali in 2026 falls on 8 November 2026, as per the central government holiday list. It is a good idea to send cards the day before or early that morning.
Can I send these as Deepavali greeting cards?
Yes. Several cards already say Happy Deepavali, and all of them suit friends and family in South India as well.
Every wish on this page is original, written and reviewed by the Tyohar Wishes team. Copy and share them freely for personal use. How we write our wishes.