Diwali lines for family
Diwali lines for siblings who hide the best sweets and parents who make the house glow, with a little Bhai Dooj teasing. Warm, festive and made for the family group.
Tip: Save the sibling lines for Bhai Dooj. They get an extra laugh on the day.
For siblings
Happy Diwali to the sibling who always hides the best sweets.
We still fight over who lights the first diya. Some traditions never end.
Thanks for helping with Diwali cleaning, by which I mean watching me do it.
You're the rangoli of our family: colourful and a little chaotic.
Every Diwali with you is a reminder of every childhood Diwali.
Bhai Dooj is coming. I expect a gift worthy of my patience.
Happy Diwali to my favourite partner in stealing mithai from the kitchen.
You and me, the last diya and a plate of sweets: my favourite Diwali memory.
Our home is brightest when we're both in it.
Bhai, is Bhai Dooj pe tika laga ke gift bhi pakka lena hai.
Behen, tere bina na rangoli banti hai, na ghar sajta hai.
Diwali ki safai mein tu hamesha gayab ho jaata hai.
Happy Diwali to the one who has shared every festival with me since day one.
For parents
Happy Diwali to the two people who make our home glow.
Thank you for every Diwali you made special, from new clothes to the best food.
Mum, your Diwali sweets are better than any shop's.
Dad, thanks for climbing the ladder every year to hang the lights.
You taught me that the first diya is lit for the people we love.
The smell of ghee and marigolds still means home to me.
May your year be full of light, health and peace.
Thank you for teaching me that Diwali is about family first.
Our house shines because of you, not the lights.
Mummy, aapke haath ki mithai ke bina Diwali adhoori hai.
Papa, Diwali ki shopping list aapki, aur bargaining bhi aapki.
Aap dono ka aashirwaad hi hamari asli Diwali hai.
Shubh Deepavali. Har saal aapke saath manana sabse accha lagta hai.
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