MiD DAY suggests innovative ways to light up your homes this festival season

You could spend hundreds on birthdays, millions on weddings, but Diwali is one Indian festival where you don't count on your spends. Undoubtedly, spending time with your loved ones on such occasions is foremost on your mind. How about bonding over decorating and lighting up your house with your entire family roping in with their bit? Plan it wise with your spouse, friends or kids. Lighting up your home is an art, especially when it comes to Diwali, you don't want your house to look like a shaadi ka mantap or a Christmas tree.

With plenty of options these days to light up your homes, here are a few thatu00a0 will stand you apart aroma diyas, a quaint travel t-lite, incense holders, lotus incense holders, hanging lamps, traditional floor lamps, urlis and the likes. Light triumphs overdarkness; isn't this what Diwali is all about?

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