Diwali Flowers That Add Beauty and Fragrance to Your Home

Hello folks! Diwali is almost there, or, as we say - festival of lights. All of us are getting ready for this grand festivity. One of the most important rituals of Diwali is an age-old tradition: pooja, distributing beautiful Diwali gifts and spreading happiness. Decorating your home with flowers will bring fortune and positivity. Do you know few flowers have mesmerizing fragrances apart from their beauty? Here are some beautiful Diwali flowers that can heighten your home decor for Diwali. This does look like a warm-up scenario to invite the ambience into your home. Read about the reasons flowers are loved by millions in our another blog.

Marigold - The Traditional Diwali Flower

Another very common flower with which Diwali decor is associated and which is immensely used for garlands and rangolis, besides toran (door hangings), is the bright orange and yellow-hued marigold. The delightful shade of marigold makes the area look welcoming. The freshness of marigolds lasts very long while their fragrance is very delicate; thus, a marigold being a strong flower, it managed to survive the entire celebration period. The marigold did symbolize brightness on the other hand, and since light was the theme of the festival, it seemed appropriate enough.

You could put garlands of marigolds on your entrance, or you might frame your puja area with them, but the best part is that they go very well with other flowers. Nowadays, you can use Bloomsy's online flower delivery in India and get them right away. No more wait! Get some marigolds and make your guests feel welcomed.

Jasmine -  Soothing Fragrance

Diwali is the time to spread the positivity aroma, and what can create a more relaxing environment than jasmine? The special aromatic fragrance makes it a popular choice. We also call them mogra in many Indian states. When you add jasmine to your Diwali home decor, you will get a relaxing environment. You can relate Jasmine to purity and integrity.

You can put jasmine garlands or loose flowers around your house in the prayer area. You can drop a festive vibe by decorating water bowls with floated jasmine. Your space will look more decorative and beautiful. You will surely get loads of compliments from your guests.

Rose - True Sign of Love and Beauty

Roses can make an amazing addition to Diwali flowers. Their colours cover everything from deep reds to soft pinks, so they fit in with any style of decor.  Apart from looking beautiful, roses make any room refreshed and set the mood. What's more - roses mean love and good vibes, which go hand in hand with what Diwali is all about.

You can add roses to vases, make patterns of rangoli by including them, or put petal work around floating diyas. You can also mix the petals of roses with other flowers or float them with candles, you will get an elegant theme. This unique Diwali flower will heighten your decoration. You can also add roses to potpourri and create a wonderful Diwali feel.

Lotus - Epitome Of Purity

If you take a peek at the spiritual cultures of India, you will find that lotus has a very special place. The holiness and attractiveness of this flower make it an excellent fit for every unique day like Diwali. You can find lotus in beautiful colours like white, blue, and pink. Its attractive cup-shaped look can truly make your decorations wonderful.

When you flip the pages of Hindu mythology, you will notice that goddess Lakshmi is seen sitting on a blooming lotus. This picture denotes good fortune. Therefore, it is always recommended to use lotus for Diwali decorations. You can help create the right atmosphere of spiritual serenity over your dining table or puja room. 

Hibiscus - Rich and Bright

Hibiscus flowers, aka shoeflowers, are bright flowers and come in red and pink in color. They perfectly denote energy and good fortune. The hibiscus is used in the prayers of Diwali in most Hindu houses because the Goddess Kali and Lord Ganesha are said to have loved these flowers. Their vivid colors make it a stunning choice for decorating, more so if you love bringing in pops of colour into your flower arrangements.

Hibiscus flowers are used in brass or clay bowls or as part of rangoli patterns. You can make a special flower arrangement when you combine hibiscus with other blooms. They don't have any aroma, and so, when you adorn them with scented candles or incense sticks, you can add both colour and aroma to your home.

Conclusion

You can never push aside flowers on special occasions, particularly Diwali. Diwali is the celebration of lights, and when you add flowers to your home, will bring more positivity and warmth. Every flower comes with a special meaning. You can search reputed online florists like Bloomsy to order flowers online. If you want a classic marigold, an oriental orchid, or a soothing lotus, Diwali flowers are sure to make your home look beautiful, smell fragrant, and carry a sense of sophistication. Celebrate this Diwali with these flowers in your home so that family, friends, and the blessings of prosperity and joy find a welcoming abode.