Holi social posts: happy Holi, a shop greeting, Radha and Krishna

Square Holi greetings for an Instagram post, a WhatsApp status or a shop page, for the morning of the festival. Each carries a short greeting in clear letters over Holi colour: Happy Holi over a burst of powder, a shop greeting under a row of colour pots with space for a logo, or Happy Holi beneath Radha and Krishna in a cloud of colour. Type a different greeting, such as one in Hindi, and the styles carry it.

• A personal post on the morning of Holi
• A greeting for a shop or café page
• A WhatsApp status for family and friends
• A greeting for a school or a community group page

Frequently asked questions

What shape are the posts?

Each post is square, the shape used for an Instagram post.

Can I add a shop's logo?

The shop greeting leaves an empty space at the top where a logo can be placed afterwards.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Colour burst is bold powder bursts on white, paper cut is layered shapes with soft shadows, and dark glow is bright lettering on deep indigo.

About toile

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