The custom of exchanging gifts on Diwali is one of its most treasured parts. While dry fruits and classic sweets are wonderful, why not get creative this year with unique Diwali hampers that won’t break the bank and yet set you apart?
Here’s a guide to putting together memorable hampers for your friends and family, all on a budget.
DIY Kits for the Craft-Addicts
A DIY-themed hamper can be a big hit with the creative types. Assemble a few reasonably priced craft supplies, such as:
Diyas (Include paint and a brush for personalization) - Costs Rs 2 - 20 per diya
Rangoli Stencils - Costs Rs 20 - 100
Powder colours - Costs Rs 10 - 20 per colour
Scented Candles - Costs Rs 50 - 200
Handmade Greeting Cards
This well-considered selection makes for a fun and unique present by letting the recipient be creative with their Diwali preparations.
Budget Tip: You can save money by purchasing these products in bulk from internet marketplaces or local craft stores.
The Hamper for Relaxation
This hamper is the perfect way to unwind and spread good vibes amid all of the festive fuss. Include:
Scented candles or incense sticks - Costs Rs 50 -200
Essential Oils - Costs Rs 50 - 250
Face Masks - Costs Rs 50 - 200
Herbal Teas - Costs Rs 100 - 300
Bath Bombs or Bath Salts - Costs Rs 150 - 300
This hamper is for relaxation and self-care, something everyone will appreciate after the hustle and bustle of Diwali celebrations.
Budget Tip: These items are commonly available at health stores or local markets. Additionally, creating your own face mask kits using turmeric and sandalwood can be economical too!
Hamper of Sweet Treats
Diwali wouldn't be complete without sweets, but instead of the typical box of mithai, make this unique hamper:
Homemade or store-bought brownies, cookies, or chocolates - Costs Rs 50 - 200
Flavoured nuts - Costs Rs 100 - 300
Gourmet coffee or herbal teas - Costs Rs 100 - 400
Organic Honey - Costs Rs 200 - 350
Gourmet drinks and sweets can be combined to make a hamper that is both extravagant and reasonably priced.
Budget Tip: You can save money by adding a personal touch and baking your own goodies. Alternatively, you can buy things in bulk and divide them across multiple hampers.
The Go-Green Hamper
Going green is the way to go! This considerate hamper will be appreciated by those who care deeply about the environment:
Biodegradable diyas or clay lamps - Costs Rs 50 - 250
Reusable cloth or jute bags - Costs Rs 100 - 300
Potted plants - Costs Rs 50 - 200
Organic soaps - Costs Rs 120 - 250
Those wishing to celebrate Diwali in a more eco-friendly manner will love this package.
Budget Tip: Local artisan stores or internet retailers that focus on sustainable products may carry eco-friendly items. Reusable cloth bags can double as a present or as a hamper!
The Home Decor Hamper
This Diwali, give your loved ones a hamper with an aesthetic concept to help them liven up their homes:
Hand-painted diyas or tea lights - Costs Rs 10 - 200
String of fairy lights - Costs Rs 100 - 250
Incense holder - Costs Rs 100 - 300
Paper lanterns - Costs Rs 50 - 250
Stylish yet traditional bandarwal - Costs Rs 100 - 250
For loved ones who enjoy Diwali decorating, this hamper is the ideal choice to add a festive glow to any home.
Budget Tip: Check out local markets or home goods retailers' sales for home décor items. A lot of ornamental items are reasonably priced and come in sets, which makes it simple to divide them up across several hampers.
Note: The costs mentioned above are average costs but may differ according to specific market rates and design choices.
Personalised Diwali gifts don't have to be costly to have significance. With a little creativity, you may create unique and heartfelt presents that capture the essence of the celebration while remaining within your budget.
Happy Diwali and Happy Gifting!
Wow thanks for the unique ideas