When is Diwali this year?
Diwali in 2025 will be celebrated on Monday, 20 October, with festivities lasting five days. The main day, Lakshmi Puja, honours the goddess of wealth and prosperity. The full dates are:
Day 1: Dhanteras – Friday 17 October
Day 2: Naraka Chaturdashi (Choti Diwali) – Saturday 18 October
Day 3: Lakshmi Puja (Main Diwali) – Monday 20 October
Day 4: Govardhan Puja – Wednesday 22 October
Day 5: Bhai Dooj – Thursday 23 October
What are the best flowers for Diwali?
Bright and vibrant blooms are traditional for Diwali, symbolising joy, prosperity, and new beginnings. Marigolds, roses, and lilies are classic favourites, while our curated Diwali flower collection includes luxurious stems in bold, festive tones to illuminate your celebrations.
When should I send flowers for Diwali?
We recommend scheduling your Diwali flower delivery a day before the main celebration so your arrangements are fresh, vibrant, and ready to display when family and friends gather.
Do you deliver Diwali flowers across the UK?
Yes. FLOWERBX offers nationwide delivery on all Diwali flowers and gifts, with next-day and weekend options available at checkout.
Can I add candles or accessories to my Diwali order?
Absolutely. Alongside flowers, our Diwali collection includes luxury candles, vases, and home accessories, which pair beautifully with blooms to create a complete, meaningful festive gesture.
Why are flowers important for Diwali?
Flowers are integral to Diwali celebrations, symbolising prosperity, positivity, and welcome. Their fragrance and colour uplift the home, making them a timeless element of festive decor and ritual.
Is there a colour associated with Diwali?
Yes. Diwali is defined by bold, radiant colours: red, sunshine yellow, vivid blue, and magenta. These tones, often seen in traditional Rangoli patterns, reflect the joy, light, and prosperity that the festival represents.
What gifts do you give for Diwali?
Gift-giving is central to Diwali. Traditional presents include sweets, dried fruits, and keepsakes like silver or gold coins, or Lakshmi and Ganesha idols. Fresh flowers and luxury floral gifts also make thoughtful gestures of joy and prosperity.
What are the garlands of flowers used for on Diwali?
Garlands made of mango leaves and marigolds are commonly used to decorate homes and temples during Diwali. Marigolds, with their bright tones and spiritual significance, are especially popular for their strength and vibrancy throughout the celebrations.