How do you wish someone a Gujarati new year?

Saal Mubarak (Gujarati: સાલ મુબારક, Persian: سال مبارک) is a greeting used by Gujarati linguistic community as well as Jains and Parsi to commemorate the Hindu/Jain New Year, also known as Bestu Varas (sitting year).

How do you say happy Diwali and New Year?

Good Wishes for a joyous Diwali and a Happy New Year with a plenty of Peace and Prosperity. May This Diwali be as bright as ever. May this Diwali bring joy, health and wealth to you. May the festival of lights brighten up you and your near and dear ones lives.

How do you wish Diwali in new way?

With Gleam of Diyas and the echo of the chants, may happiness and contentment fill your life ! Wishing you a very happy and prosperous Diwali! A festival full of sweet childhood memories, sky full of fireworks, mouth full of sweets, house full of diyas and heart full of joy. Wishing you all a very happy Diwali!

What do people in Gujarat wish for Diwali?

On Dhanteras, they purchase expensive jewellery to worship goddess Laxmi and share gifts along with Gujarati Wishes to all of their connected people. Their love for this festival Touches the heart and makes each one love, respect Gujarati people and also Gujarati language is as sweet as Gujarat people.

When is the start of Gujarati New Year 2019?

Happy Gujarati New Year with diya images. Image Source: Prokerala.com October 26 : Right after the Diwali celebrations, we come face to face with the auspicious celebrations of Gujarati New Year 2019 . It signifies the start of Bestu Varas- which means the start of the New Year in Gujarat.

What does Bestu Varas mean in Gujarati New Year?

It signifies the start of Bestu Varas- which means the start of the New Year in Gujarat. People wish one another prosperity and good health and exchange wishes that are termed as Nutan Varsh Abhinandan or sometimes it is called Saal Mubarak. The festive season is all about happiness and in the month of October- we have a lot to enjoy.

Why do people celebrate Deepavali on Diwali day?

In the Hindu religion, it is said that every new proposal like opening a new business or arranging marriage proposals is done by worshipping Shree Ganesh. This ritual tradition remarks that the proposal will be successful. For Diwali too, Lord Ganesha is first worshipped and then people start celebrating Deepavali by bursting crackers.