Diwali, the festival of lights, is a time of joy, positivity, and vibrant energy. As families gather and homes are lit up with diyas and lanterns, fresh flowers play a beautiful and sacred role in Diwali décor. They bring color, fragrance, and spiritual purity to your spaces. If you're looking to decorate your home naturally and beautifully this festive season, here's how to style your home with fresh flowers for Diwali. Fresh flowers are not just decorative—they're symbolic. In Hindu traditions, flowers represent prosperity, devotion, and divine blessings. They’re used in puja rituals, rangoli, and to create a welcoming, festive vibe in the home. Hang garlands made of marigold (genda), jasmine (mogra), or roses at the entrance to welcome guests and ward off negative energy.
🧵 Pro Tip: Add mango leaves for a traditional touch and extra freshness.

Create vibrant rangolis on your floor using flower petals like marigold, rose, chrysanthemum, and lotus. These add natural color and scent, and are safer and eco-friendly compared to powdered rangoli colors.

Place rose or marigold petals around clay diyas and tealights on trays or corners of your home. It enhances the glow and adds an aromatic experience.