Sending Diwali home: ordering for your family in India from abroad

3 min read · Updated 09 Oct 2026

You live abroad and want something from you on your family's door this Diwali. This guide covers how ordering on WhatsApp works, a message you can copy, our hours in your time zone, when to order, and what to pick for whom.

How it works

  1. Pick the pieces on our Festive & Pooja page. Every piece shows its price in rupees, GST included.
  2. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 63531 35986 with the pieces and your family's address in India.
  3. We send the parcel to their door, anywhere in India.

If you want the pieces with you abroad instead, say so in the same chat and we arrange a courier with you.

You do not need an account, and you can order a single pair.

A message you can copy

Paste this into WhatsApp and fill in the brackets:

Hello Tirth Enterprise. I would like to send these to my family in India for Diwali: [piece name] x [how many], [piece name] x [how many]. Address: [name, house, street, city, pincode]. Phone in India: [number]. Needed by: [date].

A screenshot of each piece page works just as well as typing the names.

Our hours in your time zone

We are open Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 8:30 PM India time, and closed on Sunday. You can send your message at any hour. In the weeks before Diwali, our hours fall at these times:

  • London: 5:30 AM to 4 PM until Saturday 24 October, then 4:30 AM to 3 PM once the clocks go back
  • Dubai: 8:30 AM to 7 PM
  • New York and Toronto: 12:30 AM to 11 AM until Saturday 31 October, then 11:30 PM (the evening before) to 10 AM
  • Sydney and Melbourne: 3:30 PM to 2 AM (the next morning)

When to order

Diwali is on Sunday 8 November 2026, and Dhanteras is two days earlier, on Friday 6 November. Most families have the door cleaned and dressed by Dhanteras, so aim for the parcel to land in the week before it.

Courier times inside India vary by city, and a parcel abroad takes longer. Put the date you need in the first message.

What to pick, by who it is for

For your parents' front door. A Shubh-Labh pair is the piece they will see every time they come home. The Patola Shubh-Labh pair with pearl drops (₹249) and the Kundan teardrop Shubh-Labh with pearl tassels (₹289) are the dressiest. Every pair is priced for both pieces.

For the family mandir. The Lakshmi-Ganesh-Saraswati temple box (₹450) puts the three together in a gold-finish temple with a wooden-look case. Lakshmi and Ganesh are worshipped together on Diwali night, which makes it a natural gift for a home puja.

For a brother or sister setting up their own home. The Ganesh pocket temple, gift box (₹450) comes in a wooden-look gift box, ready to hand over.

For yourself, abroad. The pocket temples with charan paduka are small and boxed, with a lid that closes with a magnet, so they travel well. Hanuman and Krishna are ₹249 each.

For every aunt on the list. The Diya-motif Shubh-Labh with pearl drop is ₹159 for the pair, and the Kundan flower Shubh-Labh rounds are ₹199.

Questions people ask from abroad

Can different pieces go to different addresses? Yes. List each address in the message with the pieces for it.

Do I pay in rupees? Prices are in Indian rupees and include GST.

Can I have it sent to me instead? Yes. For a parcel going abroad, we arrange the courier with you on WhatsApp.

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