Diwali party decorations

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Diwali is known as the festival of lights and is a 5 day long celebration where we celebrate the “victory of good over evil” and the lights represent the light after darkness. These days includes prayers for health, success and prosperity as well as lots of food, gifts, bright lights and colourful decorations (rangoli)

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This year’s Diwali party theme has been inspired by a jharokha wall niche decor idea that I have seen on insta. I have created a Moroccan style dinner setting a […]

Celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Lights,with some glitzy Diwali decorations, mouth-watering Diwali recipes and gifts that can lit your mood. And it signifies the beginning …

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Come Diwali and it’s lights and colours everywhere. From the streets to our homes, everything is bright and vibrant. We clean every nook and corner of our homes with luminous lights, diyas and what not. [...]

Happy Diwali! This Festival of Lights is India’s biggest and brightest religious celebration. Diwali means “rows of lighted lamps” in Sanskrit. Diwali spiritually represents the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance and hope over despair. We celebrated Diwali twice this year, once at Pondicheri and a second time at The Pierre. We are excited to share our holiday festivities with you.

The multi-talented star takes Vogue behind the scenes of her party, from the fitting for her custom lehenga to enjoying a little-known holiday tradition.