First believer
Some people give us a chance before we have anything to prove. Let them know you never forgot.
Explore first-believer greetings →Diwali ecard
May every little
light find you.
Send light, sweetness and good fortune for the Festival of Lights.
Make this greeting yoursThere’s a little card for that.
30 occasions. Thoughtful personal details. Optional sender-funded token gifts.
Birthday
Make their next trip around the sun feel wonderfully, unmistakably theirs.
Explore birthday greetings →Christmas
Send a warm little moment across the miles and straight to someone you love, wherever they spend the holidays.
Explore Christmas greetings →Thank you
For the favor, the listening ear, the unexpected kindness. Say the thank-you you have been meaning to send.
Explore thank-you greetings →You’ve got this
Not a pep talk. Not a fix. Just a small reminder that someone is standing beside them.
Explore encouragement greetings →Congratulations
Celebrate the first job, the last exam, the brave decision, and the victories only the two of you understand.
Explore congratulations greetings →Love & anniversary
A handwritten feeling for your favorite human. No grand speech required.
Explore love greetings →Sorry & belated
For the missed date or the words that came out wrong. Make space for a sincere, pressure-free apology.
Explore apology greetings →Just because
The best reason to send something lovely? There does not have to be one.
Explore just-because greetings →For Mum
For a mother, a mother figure, or someone who loved you like their own. Make this collection your own.
Explore Mum greetings →For Dad
For a father, a father figure, or the person whose quiet support always mattered.
Explore Dad greetings →For a teacher
Honor the teacher or mentor who made room for you to become yourself.
Explore teacher greetings →New year
No impossible resolutions. Just a little hope, a little courage, and people worth keeping close.
Explore New Year greetings →Welcome
A new teammate, a new neighbor, a new chapter. Help someone feel at home.
Explore welcome greetings →Thinking of you
A caring note for a difficult day. No advice, no expectations, and absolutely no need to reply.
Explore thinking-of-you greetings →Little wins
Celebrate the quiet victories that never get a trophy. Showing up can be its own achievement.
Explore little-wins greetings →Lunar New Year
Send wishes for health, luck and a full table to the people you are welcoming the new year with, near or far.
Explore Lunar New Year greetings →Mid-Autumn Festival
For the family around the table and the ones far away, looking up at the same bright sky tonight.
Explore Mid-Autumn greetings →Ramadan
Share a quiet wish for peace, patience and blessings as Ramadan begins.
Explore Ramadan greetings →Eid Mubarak
For Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha: send joy, forgiveness and blessings to family and friends.
Explore Eid greetings →Diwali
Send light, sweetness and good fortune for the Festival of Lights.
Explore Diwali greetings →Holi
Throw a little color their way for the festival of spring, friendship and fresh starts.
Explore Holi greetings →Easter
A warm Easter wish for family and friends, full of spring and fresh beginnings.
Explore Easter greetings →Hanukkah
Send warmth for the Festival of Lights, from the first candle to the eighth.
Explore Hanukkah greetings →Songkran
Wish friends and family a fresh, joyful Thai New Year, with respect for elders and plenty of water.
Explore Songkran greetings →Women’s Day
Celebrate the mothers, sisters, friends, colleagues and mentors who shape the world around them.
Explore Women’s Day greetings →Graduation
For the diploma, the degree, and every late-night study session it took to get there.
Explore graduation greetings →Wedding
Celebrate a wedding, an engagement or a wedding anniversary with words that feel like them.
Explore wedding greetings →New baby
Welcome a new baby and cheer on the tired, happy new parents.
Explore new-baby greetings →With sympathy
A gentle note of comfort for someone who is grieving. No perfect words needed.
Explore sympathy greetings →Diwali ecard
Diwali cards full of light and sweetness
Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is about light over darkness, new beginnings and time with family, with diyas on every step and sweets on every plate.
Pick a diya design, add a family photo or a recorded blessing, and schedule it for the evening of Lakshmi Puja, in their time zone.
Message ideas to start from
- Happy Diwali! May your home glow with light and your year be full of sweetness.
- Wishing you a Diwali full of laughter, good food and the people you love most.
- Saving you a box of your favorite sweets. Happy Deepavali to you and the family!
- May the light of every diya bring you peace, health and new beginnings.
What to write
- Wish them light, health and prosperity.
- Mention a favorite sweet or family ritual.
- Send it to arrive on the main evening of Diwali.
Questions people ask
What do you write in a Diwali card?
Wish them light, happiness and prosperity for the new year, mention a family tradition and send love to their whole household.
When is Diwali?
Diwali follows the Hindu lunar calendar and usually falls in October or November. The main evening is Lakshmi Puja.
Is the Diwali ecard free?
Yes. Making and sending an Armored Kitten greeting is free.
Guides for this occasion
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- Personalized Ecard With Voice Message: Tips and Ideas