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Easy Diwali Centerpiece for your dining or coffee table using basic tray and wine glasses that are found in every home. This centerpiece was so easy to make, it came together in under 10 minutes

The glasses can be any stem glasses-champagne, goblets, margarita or liqueur glasses. Keep in mind the size of the table and tray used. For a large 8 seater table, you could use a large rectangular tray and 5 glasses. For a small corner table, maybe a small tray with some champagne flutes.

The battery operated fairy lights that I have used I ordered them from Amazon. The Marigold garlands were bought from Amazon India. I undid one of the garlands to get the flowers to put inside the glasses. You can use any flowers including fresh flowers, though they will last just a couple of hours.

Here are the steps of putting together the centerpiece-

Supplies needed

Place the fairy lights in the glasses

and fill the glasses with flowers

Turn on the switch, invert the glasses

onto the tray, place a garland around the tray

and decorate tray with premade rangoli pieces

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Materials

3 wine glasses
3 Battery operated fairy lights
1 round tray
1 Marigold flowers and garland
3 tea lights
3 wooden premade rangoli pieces

Instructions

Unroll a string of fairy lights and place around the inside edges of the wine glass
Put a few marigold flowers in the glass, keeping the fairy light switch near the top of the glass yet covered by the marigold flowers
Repeat the process for the other glasses
Place the tray on the dining table/coffee table
Turn on the lights in the glass and turn the glass upside down onto the tray
Place a marigold garland around the tray and put the rangoli pieces around the glasses to fill up the space
Place tea lights on top of the inverted wine glasses

Video

Notes

A quick decorating tip-always use odd numbers. So either use 3 or five or 7 glasses. Odd numbered items just look more pleasing to the eye.

Here are some more ideas from previous Diwalis at home-

Easy floral rangoli with urli and kalash

Front door with floral bandhanwar and garlands

Floating candles with flowers add

a festive touch

Hand painted diyas

Use plastic rangolis on cake stands to give a festive vibe to the dining table

Here I used my lakshmi ganeshji idols on my dining table

Use small steel plates for diyas to go in front of the idols

Put the food that is to be served in front of the

idols. Use cake stands for height, interest and variety

I had organized a Diwali Mithai swap at my house a few years back. Sharing How to Organize a Diwali Mithai Exchange/Swap Party.

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Happy Diwali to you and your family.

May this years Diwali be as sweet as the Mithais that you make.

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