Deepavali Greeting Cards app for iPhone and iPad

Deepavali Greeting Cards is the fun way to make greeting cards to celebrate the Deepavali (Diwali) festival. Simply open the maker and select the cards similar to a birthday greeting! Change the wishes (text) and edit the images to your liking. You can choose from either premade greeting cards or simply select a template and write your greetings inside!

This greeting card maker comes with many features as listed below:







Deepavali is a colorful festival to celebrate, whereby images such as fireworks, lanterns, flowers, candles, lamps and many more come to mind. Why not put a twist to this age old celebration, by commemorating with greeting cards? When you send an ecard such as this, you are celebrating the Festival of Lights in a unique way. This is the 21st century and now you can combine the power of social media, apps and greeting cards. This is just like using a cards maker for a birthday greeting, except it is for Diwali!

Who is this Deepavali Greeting Cards app for?

* Those who love sending greetings and wishes to your friends and loved ones on festive occasions

* People who normally use photo editing apps or Instagram. You simply do not have time to make a greeting card from scratch

If you have used a greeting cards maker for occasions such as a birthday, this app is just right for you. After opening the app, you can create Diwali/ Deepavali greetings within 60 seconds. Once you have decided on the greeting card template, all you need to do is open it up, add your message, and save it. You can then send the card via Whatsapp, Facebook, email and other channels.

How do you use Deepavali Greeting Cards?







After you have sent out Diwali greeting cards, you can check on the history of cards you sent within the app. All you need to do is open the application, and look for the tab icon labelled ‘List’. Here you will see a display of all previously saved and sent greeting cards.

We hope you’ll have fun using the Deepavali Greeting Cards. We wish you a very warm and Happy Diwali – May this be an auspicious season and also a good time of catching up with family and friends!