Choose your words
Start with one of the reviewed wishes or write your own, then edit the message until it sounds like you.
Choose a starting wish, add names, then edit every word until it feels like yours—or start with a blank wish.
Step 1
Your chosen wish is ready. Add names or turn it into a greeting card.
Pick a wish that feels close. You can change every word in the final editor.
Send a link that lights a diya before this ready wish appears.
This is separate from your finished card. It includes only the selected ready wish and optional names from Step 2—not edits, photos, card shape or card design. Anyone with the link can read the names, and the link may remain in browser or app history.
Choose a ready wish to create its surprise link.
Step 2
Choose a design or use your own photo. Everything is created privately on this device.
Your photo stays on this device. Drag the preview to position it and use the slider to zoom.
Preview a few ways your selected wish can look. Choose any available design in Step 3 and the Studio will fit your message automatically.

May our home always be this full of light and laughter. Happy Diwali, family!festivalwishesindia.com
Lights outside, good vibes inside — happy Diwali, dost!festivalwishesindia.com
Happy Diwali to my favorite person to light diyas with. Love you, always.festivalwishesindia.comStart with one of the reviewed wishes or write your own, then edit the message until it sounds like you.
Include a recipient and sender name if you want, then choose festive artwork or a personal photo.
Save the finished PNG or use device sharing where available. For WhatsApp, you can also copy the message separately.
Yes. Choose any ready wish, then edit it under Your message—or choose Start with a blank wish. The Studio never silently shortens your words.
No. They stay in your browser while you create, and Festival Wishes India does not receive or store them.
Yes. Choose one of the festive designs, or keep No image selected if you only want to copy or share the text.
Download the PNG and attach it in WhatsApp. The separate WhatsApp button sends the message as text because a website cannot pre-attach an image.