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One of the most awaited festivals, Ganesh Chaturthi is knocking on our doors and it is time we start preparing ourselves to celebrate the festival. The festival is grandly observed in different parts of India as millions of devotees prepare to welcome Lord Ganesha to their homes. The arrangements are in full swing because Ganesh Chaturthi 2023 will start on 19 September. It is a ten-day festival where people pray and seek the Lord's blessings.
This year, Ganesh Chaturthi will be grandly celebrated from 19 September to 28 September. Many people bring Lord Ganesha's idol to their houses for the festival and organise prayers. Before the festival starts, the cleaning process begins. Devotees deep clean their homes for the festival and decorate them in unique ways with flowers and rangolis. It is a grand occasion.
Here are some home decoration ideas you can try this Ganesh Chaturthi 2023 to celebrate the festive spirit and spread happiness:
Lights
The most important item you need to decorate your house beautifully is lights. You can find different decorative fairy lights in the market that are unique and can help to deck up your home.
You can add colourful fairy lights in different corners of your home. Remember to put them in your puja room as well before bringing the Lord Ganesha idol.
Fresh Flowers
No puja is complete without fresh flowers. While you need flowers during the prayer ceremonies, you can also add them to your puja room as decorative pieces.
Hang them on the walls or make unique art with the help of fresh flowers. You can also place them at the entrance of your home to brighten the festive spirit.
Wall Art
Wall art helps to make the house look put together. Hang wall art in places that look empty. Make sure that the wall art you are using is modest and goes with the theme of your house.
Candles
Candles and diyas also help to celebrate the festival with happiness and joy. Scented candles spread positivity and good vibes in your house. Place the scented candles in different parts of your home before bringing the Ganesha idol.
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