Send a little light this Deepavali, whether it’s a greeting for the family chat or a note to a colleague. Choose a card or copy a message for someone you’re thinking of today.
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Short Deepavali greetings
Quick messages for a group chat or a text on the day.
Happy Deepavali! Have a bright and happy day with the family.
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Wishing you and your family a very happy Deepavali.
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Happy Deepavali! Enjoy the celebrations and the good food.
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Happy Deepavali! Save some murukku for me.
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Happy Deepavali to you and yours. Have a lovely day together.
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Happy Deepavali! Hope the house is full and the snack tins are fuller.
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For family and friends
Warmer messages for the people you would visit on the day.
Happy Deepavali! Thinking of you all today. Hope the house is full of laughter and the food never runs out.
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Happy Deepavali to my favourite people. Can’t wait to see the new outfits!
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Wishing you a Deepavali full of good food, long catch-ups and lots of photos with the family.
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Happy Deepavali! Thank you for always opening your home to us. Have a wonderful day together.
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Sending love to you and the family this Deepavali. Enjoy every bit of it.
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Happy Deepavali! Hope this year’s celebrations are your best yet.
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For colleagues and clients
Polite, friendly wishes for work chats and emails.
Wishing you and your family a happy Deepavali. Enjoy the break!
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Happy Deepavali! Hope you have a restful holiday with your loved ones.
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Warm Deepavali wishes to you and your family from all of us.
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Happy Deepavali! Thank you for all your help this year. Enjoy the celebrations.
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Wishing you a bright and peaceful Deepavali, and a good year ahead.
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Helpful answers
About Deepavali greetings
When is Deepavali in 2026?
Deepavali is on Sunday, 8 November 2026, a public holiday in Singapore. If Sunday is your rest day, Monday, 9 November 2026 is a public holiday.
Is it Deepavali or Diwali?
Both name the same festival of lights. In Singapore it is usually called Deepavali, the Tamil name, which is also the name on the public holiday calendar. Diwali is widely understood too.
What do you say to wish someone a happy Deepavali?
“Happy Deepavali” is the usual greeting, and it is fine to say it whether or not you celebrate. Add the person’s name or a line about their family, and keep it simple.
Can I send these cards to anyone?
Yes. The cards and messages are free to save, copy and share on WhatsApp, Telegram or any chat app.