The Wedding Season Is Here! Check Out Gifts Under INR 1500

There is no Diwali gifting conversation that can happen without some talk of Silver coins and utensils. Let's get this out of the way. Silver coins as Diwali gift is unanimously approved by all boomers as it is considered auspicious during the Diwali season, more so if you're gifting it on dhanteras. It's the norm and a fail-proof gift, especially for those who love honouring old traditions. All Gen-Z folks, yes, you can buy them for less than INR 1,500.

Discounted Price: INR 1,031

Sparkling gorgeous gifts wrapped in pretty wrappers. Get ready to mesmerise your friends and family with handcrafted stainless brass and copper homeware from P-Tal! From pooja ki thaali to decorative platters, minimalist teapots and coasters, sparkling barware, and plenty of decor options, brace up to be spoilt for choice. The best part? The brand has products starting at just INR 350, and the metal is durable, and doesn't stain even if you directly out mithais, laden with ghee on them!

Pro-Tip: Here's how to add more brass decor and metal accessories to your home 

People love to decorate their houses this time of the year and torans are a staple. Torans are hangings for the entrance door of a home that not only looks pretty and festive but is also considered to ward off evil spirits. Win-win, if you'd ask me. This one is a tad bit over budget, but definitely worth the extra 250 bucks as it looks well made and much heavier compared to others in the price range.

Discounted Price: INR 1,750

By no means do I mean to instigate the gambler in you, but Diwali is the season, y'all! If you know someone who spends hors on their device playing poker, and is short of a set then why not gift them one? I’m pretty sure they'll love it.

Discounted Price: INR 899

Flowers are nice, but it's 10x better when they come in a chic vase that'll last the giftee a long time. From the looks of it, the design of this set of two glass vases seems versatile enough to blend in with most homes, plus, it's available in different colours — yellow, red, light blue — so you have plenty of options. I'd suggest adding lots of flowers to the vase prior to gifting, just makes it look like you made some effort.

Discounted Price: INR 1,298

I mean it is the festival of lights, so, gifting a candle is an obvious choice. If I’m being gifted a candle then I'd like it huge and that's why this candle from Conkreate makes perfect sense. It weighs 1930g, has four wicks, smells like vanilla, and comes with a wooden lid. It's supposed to have a burn time of up to 124 hours and after that the jar can be repurposed to store items.

While we're on the subject of lightning, lanterns also make for a beautiful gift. You could choose a traditional one or something modern and sleek, there are so many design options. I find this one traditional and apt for the festive season but if you're looking for something sleek and modern befitting then check out this lantern.

You can gift any kind of serveware you'd like. For me, a general rule of thumb is to find something unique that the giftee would appreciate and wouldn’t think to buy themselves. A cheese platter makes for an awesome gift, pair it with a bottle of wine and you will win the award for the best, bougiest gift. 

Pro-Tip: Check out tableware under INR 999 that looks expensive!

Cliché gifts don’t equate to bad gifts, they're cliché for a reason. And hampers are only regifted if they include items that no one likes. This one has center-filled cookies, coated nuts, cookies, chocolates, jars of spiced nuts, and a handmade diya. What's not to like? 

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Now that the gift is sorted, let us help you sort out your outfit too! Also, check out LBB's Festive Guide for more useful festive content.