Chalk rangoli on my front porch. I filled tall glasses with colored water and used them as candle holders.
My boys' tic tac toe board used as a candle holder. The little animals that you see around the candles are pieces from their mancala game.
My dining table all dolled up for the festive season... during the day.
at night!
My cute yarn wreath peeping in the background.
Do you see my WS knock off hurricanes?
Marigolds+ roses+ floating candles = Festive!
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first time here.Seems your home is already for diwali.enjoy the festival
ReplyDeleteWow - very pretty indeed. Lots of creativity HVP...loved the ideas and the look.
ReplyDeletewow..you are all ready , I have yet to do Rangoli...I just bought colored chalk from walmart yesterday...everything looks so nice...I might try your colored water idea:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lakshmi, Divs and Nayana!
ReplyDeleteWhat creative uses for candles!! I am now your newest follower via the Creative bloggers' hop. I hope you will follow me, too! Blessings to you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shenita!
ReplyDeleteAwesome !!! It looks gorgeous !!! Wish I was there to celebrate Diwali with you all... Dining area looks so elegant with Candle holders & red roses !!
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty Indeed !
ReplyDeleteLove the tic-tac-toe board
ReplyDeleteSo festive and ready for Diwali...I love everything you have done:) Your dining table looks fabulous:)
ReplyDeleteKajal:Thank you! Next year we will plan accordingly so that we can celebrate Diwali together.
ReplyDeleteSharkara: Thank you very much!
Suzy: Thank you. I love to repurpose things.
Kala: Thank you so much!
Happy diwalli to you and your family :)
ReplyDeleteLove the floating marigolds, I never thought of using them as a cut flower but they really are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful...I especially love the floating marigolds, roses, and candles.
ReplyDeleteHope you had lovely festivities.. :-) The floating candles look lovely.. Your rangoli is gorgeous!! and guess what.. I completely forgot to click pics of my rangoli.. :-(... How sad is that!!
ReplyDeleteCute and clever ideas! You just can't beat candlelight! I'm a new follower and hope you might consider following back. Nice to make new friends!
ReplyDelete:) CAS
Lovely ideas for diwali, thanks for joining The Keybunch Party.
ReplyDeleteIts my first visit to your blog and loved it completely. your Diwali decor is fabulous. Wish u very happy Diwali.
ReplyDeleteFirst time visiting, love the diwali decorations!
ReplyDeleteCandle light makes everything look so special. And I love the votives floating with the flower blossoms.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle
How beautiful !!! I love the floating flowers... and the arrangement at the dining table is lovely !!
ReplyDeleteThank You so much for linking to the party (http://liventhingsup.blogspot.com/2011/10/itz-festival-time-2011.html) ... Hope to see you in with more and more entries... The party is open upto 5th Jan 2012...so that you can link in your christmas and New Year posts too... ;-) ;-)