Friday, 7 October 2011

Exotic Diwali Gifts!


With the festive season in full swing and Diwali just a day away, many of us are going berserk thinking about the things to be gifted to your loved ones. And, you don’t want to repeat the same chocolate hamper again or the cutlery set and looking for something new and exciting to be gifted this Diwali, then we have come up with a list of unique gifts to make your festival more joyful and exciting.
Liquor hampers
If the conventional gift hampers bore you to death and you are looking for something new and exciting to gift, then lay your hands on the liquor hampers. Assorted bottles of wine, champagne, vodka would make for an exotic gift. This festive season liquor gift hampers are making a roar in the market with freebies like scotch glasses making a hit among the customers. So, if liquor is a hit among your family and friends, then you surely need to pick up this. 
Fresh fruit bouquets
Aren’t you just tired of seeing the same old chocolate bouquets or biscuit baskets in the market? And, every Diwali you hop out to buy gifts, you are welcomed with the same old boring stuff. So, this time rather than going for the assorted chocolates or cookies, gift your loved ones, delicious baskets of ‘Fresh Exotic Fruits’. Yummy combinations of Pineapple, Mango, Dragon fruit, Grapes, Kiwi, Melons would bring health this festive season rather than ounces of calories.
Edible diyas
If the regular sweets are making you sick in the stomach and the khoya factor is making you worried about the health of your near ones. Then, it’s time to switch to edible diyas, yes! You heard me right. Chocolate or coconut formed in the shape of the diya can be the best gift you can give keeping in the tradition of gifting sweets.
Potpourri
Well, rather than going through the pain of panning the entire market and still unable to find the perfect gift, you can yourself gather things and make a gift pack. Buy a pair of Lakshmi-Ganesh idol, a few decorated wax diyas, fragrant incense sticks and a few pieces of chocolate and wrap them in a colorful silk cloth to make a potli. And, you are ready with your gift.  

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