Diwali
Greeting Cards
20 cards to print and fold: 10 for children to colour and 10 in full colour. Happy Diwali, Shubh Deepawali, and cards for family, teachers and friends.
💌 20 Diwali greeting cards
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Happy Diwali Diya CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Card for MummyAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Card for PapaAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Card for GrandparentsAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Card for TeacherAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Card for a FriendAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Shubh Deepawali Ganesha CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Shubh Diwali Lakshmi CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Easy Diwali CardAges 3–5 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Elephant CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Colourful Happy Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Colourful Rangoli Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Lanterns CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Lights House CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Family CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Colourful Ganesha Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Colourful Lakshmi Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Ram and Sita Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Green Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Peacock Diwali CardAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDFAbout these Diwali greeting cards
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Making a card is one of the nicest ways for a child to share Diwali. Here are 20 free printable Diwali greeting cards. Ten are black and white for children to colour, including cards for mummy, papa, grandparents, a teacher and a friend. Ten are in full colour and ready to give, with diyas, rangoli, lanterns, a peacock, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi, and Rama and Sita. Each card prints on one A4 page. Fold it once along the dashed line, write a message inside, and sign the back. They suit children aged 4 to 8, at home or in the classroom, and the easy diya card suits toddlers with a little help. Tap a card to see it large, or press PDF to download it straight away.
Questions parents ask
5 quick answers
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How do I make a Diwali card from these?
Print the page on A4, keeping the size at 100% or fit to page. Colour the picture if it is a black and white card, then fold the paper in half along the dashed line. The inside is blank for your message.
Why is half the page upside down?
That half is the back of the card. Once you fold the page along the dashed line, it reads the right way up.
What can I write inside a Diwali card?
Keep it short and from the heart, for example: Happy Diwali! May your home be full of light and joy. Younger children can draw a diya and sign their name.
Are there cards in colour?
Yes. Ten cards are in full colour and ready to give, so they need a colour printer. The other ten print in black and white for children to colour.
Can teachers use these in class?
Yes. Print as many as you need. A card for a parent or grandparent makes an easy Diwali activity in class.
All sheets are free for home and classroom use. Please don't resell them.