Diwali gift tags: Happy Diwali, Shubh Deepavali, to and from

Tags to print, cut and tie to dry-fruit boxes, sweets and gifts for family, neighbours and colleagues at Diwali. Each sheet holds an even grid of tags: rectangular tags reading Happy Diwali, round tags reading Shubh Deepavali with a marigold ring, and scalloped to and from tags with a tiny lantern. Each has a punched hole and a blank line for the name. The styles are kraft paper, flat colour, and fine black line art.

• dry-fruit boxes and sweets
• gifts for neighbours and colleagues
• family gifts with a name line
• a tag tied to a box with ribbon

Frequently asked questions

Which greeting is on each tag?

Happy Diwali on the rectangular tags, Shubh Deepavali on the round tags, and a To and From line on the scalloped tags.

Where is the hole?

Each tag has a punched hole for a ribbon or string.

How do I cut them out?

Cut each tag out of the sheet along the spaces between them, then tie it to its gift.

Can I ask for a different look?

Yes. The direction field takes a change such as Ribbon, Gold ink or Round tags. A direction you type is a request, not a promised result.

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