The festival
is a joy for all of us. On that day, we will throw out all our negative forces
and welcome positive energies with full happiness. The happiness will never
stop and also it continues everywhere in our home with attractive colorful
decorations.
To make
more colorful, paint your home with contrasting colors like red, gold and
white. It shows premium to look at the time of celebrations and you feel
elegant that lasts throughout the year. Then lighten your home with some
candles and use a wide range of lighting products from spotlights to rice
lights around the house.
It gives
you a warm look because of the dull and muted lights. Review your home décor
and lighting at different times of the day to ensure that it matches the mood
and tone you have in mind. Another way to make your home feel brighter and more
spacious is to add mirrors and reflective surfaces, which create a feeling of
light and space. These are particularly a good idea in hallways or other narrow
spaces that can feel dark.
During the
festival season brighten your corridor by adding faux greenery, flowers, berry
sprigs and glittered pinecones to a grapevine wreath then cover with faux snow
to give your front door a cheery update during winter months. Add a little
glitz to any area of your home with an inexpensive plastic.
Arrange a
simple decorative buffet by showcase your cooked food in the dessert table. You
can craft your own bowls for serving food. Nature makes the perfect party
backdrop and natural beauty is decorative enough already, so you won’t need
many enhancements to make your party pop.
What is a
party without balloons? If you blow them up yourself, balloons are very
inexpensive to use. Choose primary or bright colors for a youthful look, or for
more mature party goers, stick with one or two colors. Hang balloons from the
ceiling with curling ribbon or string, scatter them around on the floor, or use
the balloons to create a fun shape or backdrop on the wall.
Create the
ambiance with soft lightning with the help of scatter candles of various
heights and keep near dining areas around the tables. It feels gorgeous at the
time of festival seasons. Instead of buying big crackers you can sparkle your
home with the sparklers fireworks during
festival seasons like Diwali.
You can
twist, wind, braid, and curl crepe paper. Get a lot of bang for your buck with
this affordable and versatile party material. There may be dozens of bangles at
your home which you’re about to throw out while cleaning your home this Diwali.
Don’t throw them out instead turn them into beautiful wall hangings.
The
darkest night of the year actually is the brightest night in India. Take simple
earthen diyas and paint the inside and outside of earthen lamps into
contrasting colors. Decorate the rim with pearls or glitters and light up your house.
These DIY projects besides being fun are money savers as well.
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