How To Celebrate Safe Diwali During Pandemic 

Diwali is here with all the festive feels and so is the pandemic, but coronavirus can not dull our spirits of this festival. It may have affected the celebrations this year, but it can’t stop us from enjoying this festival. However, we still have to be careful about this Diwali. As we celebrate this joyous festival, it is important to undertake precautions to control the spread of the pandemic. So here are some ways to celebrate a safe Diwali this year: 

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  Go digital 

Diwali is all about togetherness and strengthening bonds. People who are away from their families this Diwali due to travel restrictions should not get upset. Meet your family digitally, plan digital gifts like video call, game night, personal radio show and etc. you can also send them some virtual gifts. 

• DIY decoration

Planning a festive celebration with restrictions is difficult. To make sure you are safe, avoid going to the market. Show your DIY skills this year for the decoration of the house. DIY adds a unique and personalized touch to the decoration. 

• Limit the gathering 

Larger the gathering greater the risk of infection. To ensure the health safety of your closed ones, plan a gathering with limited pax. Rather than going outside, bring the party home. There are party planners in the market that provide decoration services with all safety precautions.

• Physical distance 

However it is advised to stay indoors this Diwali but if you are meeting someone, maintain social distancing. Maintaining some physical distance is the only way to stay safe. 

• Courier gifts 

What if you cannot meet your loved ones but you can send them gifts and sweets online. 

• Dress up 

Diwali is all about dressing up in traditional clothes, meeting friends, and making memories. So don’t let this pandemic stop you. Get decked up and meet your friends and family over video calls and click great pictures. 

• Make delicious delicacies 

Food is one of the important parts of the Indian celebrations, get in the kitchen and prepare tasty delights and have a hearty meal with your family on Diwali. 

• Help people in need 

The best way to celebrate Diwali in the pandemic is by helping people in need. Gift some sweets and chocolates to the ones who cannot afford them. You can also donate money for the needy and make their Diwali brighter and happier.

Also don’t burn crackers and stay indoors