Diwali hashtags
Tags for lamps, rangoli, sweets and family.
Festival tags peak for a few days and then fade. Use them in the week of the festival and add a specific tag for what you show: diya, rangoli, mithai.
Post a few days ahead as well. People look for ideas before the festival.
Festival
What you show
Family
Post ideas for this festival
- A photo of your first lit diya with a one-line wish.
- A short video of your rangoli from first line to last.
- A thank-you post to the shop or person who made your sweets.
- A before and after of the cleaned and decorated home.
- A safety note: lamps, crackers and pets.
Post a few days before as well as on the day, because people look for ideas ahead of time.
Using these tags
Tap a tag to copy it, or "Copy all" under a group to copy that group in one go. Paste the tags after your caption, then remove any that do not fit the post. The builder can mix this list with a festival and your own city. Read how to choose hashtags if you are new to this.
Questions people ask
Will these hashtags make my post go viral?
No tag can promise that. They help the right people find a post. Good content, a clear caption and regular posting matter more.
Can I use all the tags on this page?
You can, but it is better to pick the few that describe your post. Delete any that do not fit.