Diwali Party
Diwali or Deepavali, the Hindu festival of lights, takes place every year. Lasting for five days, it is one of India's largest celebrations. The event itself occurs during the fall (Northern Hemisphere) or spring (Southern Hemisphere).
Traditionally, this Hindu feast celebrated the conclusion of an agricultural year. Today, Dwali also marks the conclusion of one fiscal year and the beginning of a new one. Prayers of blessing and gratitude are extended to Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, during Diwali.
Are you planning a Diwali celebration in? Echelon Experience Inc has the perfect venue to host this occasion.
What Makes Echelon Experience Inc the Right Venue?
Echelon Experience Inc's event staff have helped many clients celebrate Diwali. Our event venue is well-equipped to host large groups, enabling you to serve food, make room for dancing, put on entertainment, and more.
Arrange for Gifts for Family and Friends
One treasured Diwali ritual involves giving gifts to family members and friends. This sharing of gifts symbolizes the sharing of love and happiness with others.
Find Diwali Lights
No Diwali festivity should be held without diyas (oil lamps) and candles. While diyas aren't impossible to find, knowing some diya sources can help you greatly.
Get Ready to Decorate with Rangoli Art
No Diwali decoration ideas should be complete without thinking about Rangoli art. This ancient form of Indian artwork typically adorns floors of homes. With its elaborate colors and designs, Rangoli art captivates the senses.
Reserve the Event Location
When planning a Diwali celebration, consider how many guests will be attending, and then let us know! We’ll be happy to accommodate any size of group.
Secure Some Sweets for the Occasion
Traditional sweet foods for Diwali include malpua, wheat laddu, karanji, gujia, and others.
Source Your Puja Thalis
Puja thalis are used both for gift giving and decorations. Traditionally, these trays or containers hold all items needed for a puja, or prayer ritual. These items typically consist of the following:
- Akshata (unbroken rice grains)
- Coconut
- Container of holy water
- Diyas and incense rods
- Flowers, such as roses and marigolds
- Indian sweets
- Turmeric paste and Sindoor (vermilion) paste
Contact Us to Book Your Diwali Celebration
Make the feast of Diwali a special one for your family and friends in. No matter how large or small your celebration may be, we can help. Contact one of our Echelon Experience Inc representatives today to learn more.