Diwali 2026 Wishes and Greeting Card AI Prompts: 4 Text and 4 Image Prompts

Write 4 short Diwali wishes for my [relation, e.g. nani / elder brother / mother-in-law], whose name is [name]. Details: [one or two real memories or things they do, e.g. makes the best besan laddoos, calls every Sunday]. Language: [English / Hindi in Devanagari / Hinglish in Roman script]. Tone: warm and respectful, not dramatic. Each wish under [40] words, at most [1] emoji. Mention the detail naturally and avoid lines like 'May this Diwali bring you endless joy'.

Write 5 fun Diwali wishes in Hinglish for my friend group on WhatsApp. Hindi words in Roman script, everyday spoken style. Inside jokes to use: [e.g. our 2 am chai runs, Rohan always burns the snacks]. Keep them light and kind, nothing that teases anyone harshly. Each under [30] words, at most [2] emojis. No film dialogues or song lyrics.

Write 3 Diwali messages I can send to my team at [workplace type, e.g. a 20-person design studio]. Context: [one real team moment from this year, e.g. we shipped the new app in August]. Tone: friendly and professional. Keep the focus on light, gratitude and the year ahead, with no religious assumptions about readers. Each under [50] words, no emojis in the first option, one emoji allowed in the others.

Write 3 Diwali greetings from my business, [business name and type, e.g. a home bakery in Indore], to regular customers. Write each greeting in English followed by a short Hindi version in Devanagari. Thank customers for their support this year. Tone: warm, simple and not salesy. Each English part under [40] words. Do not invent discounts or offers. Optional line about [festive orders / closure dates] at the end.

A Diwali greeting card background. A row of five lit clay diyas sits on a low brass tray scattered with orange and yellow marigold petals, in the lower third of the frame. Warm golden light, soft glowing bokeh in a deep maroon background. The upper two thirds is empty, smooth dark space for adding text later. Photorealistic, close-up, shallow depth of field. No text, no letters, no logos, no people, no religious figures.

Top-down view of a colourful rangoli pattern on a dark stone floor, made of coloured powder in pink, orange, yellow, green and white, with small lit diyas placed around the outer edge. The centre of the rangoli is a large plain circle of smooth white space, empty for adding text later. Symmetrical, crisp detail, warm evening light. No text, no letters, no symbols, no religious figures.

Vertical image of glowing paper lanterns in orange, red and gold hanging from the balcony of a home at dusk, with strings of small warm fairy lights. The sky is deep blue turning to purple. The lanterns and lights fill the middle of the frame; the top quarter and bottom quarter are calm, plain sky and dark wall, empty for text. Soft, warm, festive mood, realistic. No text, no letters, no people, no religious figures.

Minimal flat illustration for a Diwali greeting card. Thin gold line-art drawings of three diyas with small flames and a simple marigold garland along the bottom edge, on a plain deep green background. Lots of empty space in the centre and top for adding text later. Elegant, clean, modern, vector style, even margins. No text, no letters, no logos, no religious figures.