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Planning a society Diwali by budget
How to split ₹10,000 or ₹25,000 so the evening lasts and everyone gets a turn.
Society Diwali is where combos make the most sense. A shared budget buys bigger items than any one family would, and an hour of planning keeps the evening calm.
For ₹10,000, we suggest about a third on sparklers and twinklers so every child gets a handful, a third on flower pots and chakkars for the first hour, and the rest on two 30-shot cakes for the end. That gives roughly ninety minutes for a society of 40 flats.
For ₹25,000, add colour fountain cones along the driveway, a 120-shot cake as the finale and a box of colour smoke for the group photograph. Keep the sky shots for the open ground or the road outside, never the parking podium.
Whatever you spend, put one person in charge of lighting, mark a line that children stay behind, and keep two buckets of water and one of sand at the lighting spot. Send us your flat count and budget on WhatsApp and we will send a suggested list back the same day.
