Floral decoration ideas for Diwali 2023

Flowers are an integral part of the Indian festivals. These beauties add look and glamour to the entire space, and make the space festive party- ready. This Diwali, check out the many ideas mentioned below from which you can take inspiration from.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #1:

You can place two pots on a pot stand and place long marigold flower strings of different colours from the pots to the ground. This will give an the effect of the flowers falling from the pot in the same way as water falls from the pot. You can add lights and rangoli to complete the look.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #2:

You can hang a string of marigolds from the profile lights. These can be used in place of chandeliers to give a grand look.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #3:

You can use different colours of marigold flowers and make a diya out of itthem. Inside the diya, fill it with petals, you can add tea-lit candles to add to the décor.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #4:

Swastik is considered auspicious in Indian festivals, and you can make a Swastik shape with the marigold flowers and fill them with petals. Light clay diyas inside to complete the look.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #5:

In one corner of the room, you use different flowers like champa, rose, marigold, etc. and place them in symmetry. The look can be completed by placing mango leaves.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #6:

You can hang strings of marigold flowers or any flower that is available, with a lamp at the end.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #7:

You can place a bowl of water with floating candles in the centre and make a rangoli with flowers around it by using whole flowers, leaves, petals and even colourful thermocol balls.

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Flower decoration for Diwali #8:

Have placed a money plant in one corner of the house? You can use it as part of your Diwali décor by using floral rangoli outlining it. You can complete the look by adding fairy lights.

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