Personalised Diwali Gift Ideas

The best Diwali gifting ideas start with your own photos: a photo album of past Diwalis, from the first rangoli to the last diya, a canvas print of the family for the living room, or a photo calendar for the year ahead. Unique Diwali gifts like these come from your pictures, and Printerpix makes each one to order in India.

A good Diwali or Deepavali gift for family brings everyone's photos together: a photo album of rangoli, diyas and family gatherings, or a canvas print of the whole family dressed for Diwali. Your own message goes on it, so it reads like a note from you.

A photo calendar or a canvas print with a team or company photo makes a corporate Diwali gift that employees and clients use all year. Printerpix makes them in India with your company message; larger orders of calendars or canvas prints can be placed through the Printerpix bulk ordering page.

A good Diwali gift for a wife or husband is a photo album of your Diwalis together, or a canvas print of your favourite photo as a couple for the living room. For Diwali Padwa, a photo book of your years together makes a gift from husband to wife. Printerpix makes each one in India with a message from you.

A Diwali greeting photo, names or a short message can be turned into a photo album, canvas print, photo blanket or photo calendar. You design it on a computer or a phone and see a full preview before you order, and each one is made to order in India.

Made to order in 1 to 3 working days, then sent with tracking. Delivery options and costs for your address are shown at the checkout, before you pay.

You need fewer than you think. Plenty of these take a single picture, and some take none at all, the ones built from names, dates and a few lines you write yourself.

Yes. Nothing is printed until you have seen a preview and confirmed it, so you can change the photos, the words or the product itself up to that point.

Tell us. Every order is covered by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: not right? We’ll reprint it or refund you.

Yes, that is the whole point. Your original photo is never altered; whatever you make is produced alongside it, so you keep both.