Self-Typing Letter
Personal Diwali wishes for one person, written by you and typed out line by line.
use this idea →🪔 Sun, 8 Nov ↓
Better than the forwarded diya GIF.
free, no sign-up, about two minutes ♥
Diwali is in 27 days.
Start from an idea below — it opens already written for Diwali. Change the names, send the link.
6 ways to do it
Diwali 2026 is on Sunday, 8 November. Everyone gets the same forwarded wishes in every group. Send one person something you actually made: a letter that types itself out, a wheel that decides their Diwali gift, or an invite to your puja and card party.
Make it in about two minutes, share it on WhatsApp, and get an email when they open it and reply.
Personal Diwali wishes for one person, written by you and typed out line by line.
use this idea →Let them spin for their Diwali gift: sweets, a dinner out, a new outfit, or a surprise.
use this idea →Invite friends and family to your Diwali puja, dinner or card party with the time and place.
use this idea →Diwali gift coupons: help with the cleaning, a sweets run, a day off from visiting relatives.
use this idea →A Diwali word search to send to family, with the festival words hidden in the grid.
use this idea →One sweet question with a No button that won’t cooperate: “Will you light the first diya with me?”
use this idea →stuck for words? steal one ↓
Happy Diwali. This one is just for you, not a forward.
Spin the wheel to find out what Diwali has in store for you 🪔
Puja at 7, cards at 9, sweets all night. You are invited.
Diwali 2026 is on Sunday, 8 November, with Lakshmi Puja that evening. Muhurat timings vary by city, so check a local panchang.
Pick a Diwali template, write your own message, and share the link on WhatsApp. It is free, takes a couple of minutes and feels far more personal than a forwarded image.
Yes. The custom invite template has fields for the date, time, place and a personal note, and guests can respond on the page.
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