Holi gift tags: colour splash, sweets box and thank you for coming

Tags to print, cut out and tie to a box of gujiya, a pack of herbal gulal or a return gift for party guests. Each sheet lays out six tags, each with a punched hole and a blank line for a name. The tags read Happy Holi over a splash of gulal, Holi Treats beside a gujiya, or Thank You for Coming beside a pichkari. Type a different use and the same layouts carry it.

• A tag on a box of sweets for family
• A return gift tag for party guests
• A label on a pack of herbal gulal
• A name tag for a school or office gift

Frequently asked questions

How many tags are on a sheet?

Each sheet lays out six tags.

Do the tags have a hole to tie them?

Yes. Each tag has a punched hole at the top for string or ribbon.

Can I add a name?

Each tag has a blank line for a name, which you write or print in afterwards.

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