Diwali Printing
A Diwali card with your own photo and greeting from a single copy, a foiled corporate run for the clients and staff a business wants to thank, the tags and stickers that dress a box of mithai, the menu for the busiest week in the restaurant's year, and the programmes, posters and banners for the temple celebration and the mela — in the warm golds, saffron oranges and deep reds of the festival, printed on our own presses in London and priced online before you check out.
Diwali 2026 is expected on Sunday 8 November 2026 (Follows the lunar calendar — the new moon of Kartik, in October or November).
Personalised Diwali cards, designed by you
All Diwali designs →Saffron, deep red and gold with your family's names and your own wishes for the festival of lights — printed on thick silk card and folded, from one card, from £4.99 per card (ex VAT).
Saffron & Gold Diwali
Greeting card · From £4.99 per card (ex VAT)
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Diwali Mela
Flyer
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Diwali Feast
Menu
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Diwali Gold
Place card
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Diwali Greetings
Postcard
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Diwali Photo
Greeting card · From £4.99 per card (ex VAT)
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Order-by dates for Diwali 2026
Diwali 2026 is expected on Sunday 8 November 2026. These dates are worked out from the print room's working days, bank holidays included, so they are right whenever you read them. Every date is the 2.30pm Mon–Fri cutoff that checkout applies.
- Same-day courier, London
- Fri 6 NovOrder & approve by 2.30pm
- Next working day, UK-wide
- Thu 5 NovOrder & approve by 2.30pm
- Standard (free over £25), UK mainland
- Fri 30 Oct3-5 working days
Diwali cards and corporate greetings
A card for the family and one for the client list — designed online from a single copy, or run as a foiled corporate card with the names printed inside and the envelopes supplied.
Mithai boxes, gifts and the sweet shop
The fortnight when the sweet shop is busiest. Tags and stickers that turn a plain box into a Diwali gift, vouchers for the hamper, and the flyer that brings in the pre-orders.
Restaurants and the Diwali dinner
Set menus, thalis and a full house every night of the week. Menus, table cards and place settings for the restaurant, the community dinner and the family celebration — printed to arrive before the first booking.
Menus
Diwali set-menu and thali cards printed on thick silk, or laminated to survive a week of full services.
From £15.60
Design online
Tent Cards
Table tents for the festival specials, the mocktail list or a reserved-for card that matches the menu.
From £15.67
Design online
Temples, melas and community events
The programme for the celebration, the tickets for the mela and the firework display, and the posters, banners and signs that get everyone there safely.
From Idea to Doorstep in Three Steps
1. Design it or send it
Personalise a card, menu or place card in your browser, or upload your own artwork for posters, boards and signage. The price is on screen before you pay.
2. We print and finish
Digital press for cards and menus, flatbed for boards and cut vinyl, binding and foil in-house — nothing outsourced, so nothing waits on someone else's timetable.
3. Delivered before the day
Same-day courier across London when you order by 2.30pm, next working day UK-wide, or standard delivery to UK mainland addresses, free on orders over £25 — every option priced at checkout.
Kitting out a whole shop, restaurant or celebration for Diwali?
Corporate cards with foil for the client list, tags and stickers for every box, menus for every table, programmes, banners and signs for the mela — tell us what the festival needs and we price it as one job, with a firm date, and email you a payment link.
Request a Diwali QuoteDiwali Printing FAQs
What is the last date I can order for delivery before Diwali?
For 2026: order, with your artwork approved, by 2.30pm on Fri 6 Nov for same-day courier delivery in London; by 2.30pm on Thu 5 Nov for next-working-day delivery anywhere in the UK; and by Fri 30 Oct for standard delivery (3-5 working days), free on orders over £25, to UK mainland addresses. The dates are worked out from the print room's working days, so a weekend Diwali is already allowed for. Foil or lamination needs a few extra days — ask for a quote and we give you a firm date.
Can I order just one Diwali card?
Yes. Personalised cards from the online designer start at a single card, priced at one flat rate per card, so one card costs no more per card than fifty. Choose a design, add your photo and your own Diwali greeting, and it is printed on thick silk card, folded and delivered ready to write. Envelopes are not included by default.
Can a business send foiled Diwali cards to clients and staff?
Yes. Corporate card runs start at 25 and carry gold or silver foil applied in-house — no die, so a run for a small client list is affordable — with your logo, the names printed inside and envelopes supplied. Foil is not part of the same-day route; quote it and we give you a firm date.
Do I need to supply my own artwork?
For tags, stickers, posters, programmes and banners, yes. Upload print-ready artwork and we print it as supplied — rangoli patterns, diya motifs and all. Cards, menus, place cards, flyers and postcards can be designed online instead: the galleries carry Diwali layouts, so start from one and add your own greeting.
Can you print a programme for the temple's Diwali celebration?
Yes. Saddle-stitched, stapled and wire-bound booklets are printed in-house, so a programme with the order of the evening, the performers and the sponsors is priced online and delivered with the posters and tickets. Restaurant menus can be laminated to last the week; laminated items take a little longer than the same-day run.
Can I mix designs in one order?
Yes. Add each design to your basket as its own line and check out once — the order is grouped and delivered together. That is how a sweet shop orders three sticker designs and two tags for the same boxes.