What is the significance of the flower for Diwali?

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An important part of Diwali preparations is adorning homes with beautiful flowers and floral arrangements.

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Different blooms are associated with different deities and occasions. Flowers are an integral part of Laxmi Pujan, the main day of Diwali when Goddess Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune is worshipped.

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Here is a look at some of the most popular Diwali flowers and how to incorporate them into your celebrations:

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Lotus

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Marigold

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Bright orange and yellow marigolds are called ‘genda’ or ‘ganesha-phool’ in Hindi. They are associated with prosperity and considered auspicious for Diwali.

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Mogra

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Mogra

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Roses

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Rose flowers are associated with the Goddess Laxmi. Their bright colors and fragrance are thought to bring in joy and prosperity.

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Here is a look at some of the most popular Diwali flowers

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What is the significance of the flower for Diwali?

An important part of Diwali preparations is adorning homes with beautiful flowers and floral arrangements.

Different blooms are associated with different deities and occasions. Flowers are an integral part of Laxmi Pujan, the main day of Diwali when Goddess Laxmi, the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune is worshipped.

Here is a look at some of the most popular Diwali flowers and how to incorporate them into your celebrations:

Lotus

Marigold

Bright orange and yellow marigolds are called ‘genda’ or ‘ganesha-phool’ in Hindi. They are associated with prosperity and considered auspicious for Diwali.

Marigold

Mogra

Mogra

Roses

Rose flowers are associated with the Goddess Laxmi. Their bright colors and fragrance are thought to bring in joy and prosperity.

Rose

Here is a look at some of the most popular Diwali flowers

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