Coming soon · Around Sunday, November 8, 2026 (date follows the lunar calendar)
Personalized Diwali video eCards
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Diwali, the festival of lights, falls around Sunday, November 8, 2026; the exact date follows the lunar calendar. Celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and many others around the world, it's a time of lamps glowing in windows, colorful rangoli at the doorstep, sweets shared with neighbors, and family gatherings filled with prayer and joy. An eCardToon Diwali card lets an animated character wish your loved one a Happy Diwali by name and share your message.
We're designing bright, festive scenes with rows of flickering diyas, intricate rangoli patterns and a night sky lit with celebration. The cards are meant to honor the warmth of the festival and feel welcoming to relatives of every age. Other scenes on our list include fireworks sparkling over a city skyline and a family exchanging boxes of sweets on a doorstep decorated with marigold garlands. Every card is designed to look rich and colorful on a phone or a large television screen.
Diwali brings families together, but not everyone can travel home. A video card is a lovely way to reach parents overseas, cousins in another city, or friends and coworkers you'd like to include in the celebration. You might wish them light, prosperity and happiness in the year ahead, mention a favorite sweet your family makes, or simply say you wish you were there. All of it fits within 50 words. Diwali is also a time when many people reach out to friends, neighbors and colleagues of other backgrounds to share the joy of the festival. A personal video card that greets someone by name is a thoughtful way to include them, and it can be watched together on the day.
Your card is ready within minutes and delivered by email with a private link that plays on phones and TVs. You can download the video in phone or widescreen format to share on WhatsApp or by text, and you'll see the exact script before checkout.
What's coming
- Diya, rangoli and festival-night scenes in phone and widescreen
- A classic Happy Diwali greeting with their name, or your own message
- Easy sharing to family abroad by link or downloaded video
Frequently asked questions
- When is Diwali?
- Diwali follows the lunar calendar, so the date changes each year. In 2026 the main celebration falls around November 8, though observance can vary by region and tradition. Our Diwali cards are coming soon; join the list to be notified.
- Can I say 'Shubh Deepavali' instead of 'Happy Diwali'?
- You can write your own message of up to 50 words and see the exact script before checkout. Since there's no audio preview, simple spellings work best.
- Can I send it to family in another country?
- Yes. Cards are delivered by email with a private link that works worldwide, and you can download the video to share on messaging apps.
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