Nov 03, 2026
Happy Diwali
& A Prosperous New Year
From our family to yours, wishing you a festival bright with light, love and togetherness.
Five Days of Diwali
Each day carries its own story, prayers and traditions, building to the brightest night of the year.
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FRI · NOV 6
Dhanteras
DhanatrayodashiHomes are cleaned and lit, and something new, often gold or silver, is brought home to welcome prosperity.
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SAT · NOV 7
Choti Diwali
Naraka ChaturdashiMarks Krishna’s victory over the demon Narakasura. The first diyas are lit at dusk.
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SUN · NOV 8
Diwali
Lakshmi PujaThe main night: prayers to Goddess Lakshmi, rows of diyas, rangoli at the door and family gathered together.
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MON · NOV 9
Govardhan Puja
Annakut · New YearRecalls Krishna lifting Govardhan Hill. For many families, including Gujarati households, the new year begins.
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TUE · NOV 10
Bhai Dooj
BhaubeejA day for brothers and sisters, with prayers for each other’s long life and happiness.
Dates shown for the United States. Observances can vary by region and family tradition.
Prosperity,
Passed Down
On Dhanteras, bringing home gold is believed to invite Lakshmi’s blessings for the year ahead. Pieces chosen at Diwali are worn at weddings, gifted to daughters and granddaughters, and handed down with the stories that come with them.
We are honored to have been part of these traditions for generations of families.
Fill Your Home With Light
Light a Diya
Place lamps at doors and windows so light reaches every corner of the home.
Draw a Rangoli
Colorful patterns at the entrance welcome guests and good fortune alike.
Share Sweets
Boxes of mithai exchanged with neighbors, friends and family.
Gather Together
Prayers, a shared meal and time with the people who matter most.