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Lohri 2024: Wishes, messages to share with your family and friends

Updated on: 12 January,2024 04:20 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Lohri 2024: The festival is primarily associated with the harvest season, and the joyous occasion is marked by vibrant celebrations, traditional customs, and communal gatherings

Lohri 2024: Wishes, messages to share with your family and friends

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Lohri, a popular festival in North India, marks the culmination of winter and the arrival of longer days. Celebrated on the night before Makar Sankranti, Lohri holds cultural significance and is observed with enthusiasm, especially in the states of Punjab, Haryana, and parts of Himachal Pradesh.


Lohri 2024: Significance


The festival is primarily associated with the harvest season, and the joyous occasion is marked by vibrant celebrations, traditional customs, and communal gatherings. One of the most iconic aspects of Lohri is the lighting of bonfires, symbolizing the energy of the sun and seeking its warmth during the cold winter nights.


Lohri 2024: Celebrations

The festivities commence with families and communities gathering around a bonfire in the evening. People offer prayers to the fire, thanking it for the warmth it provides and seeking abundance in the coming year. As part of the tradition, sesame seeds, jaggery, and various nuts are also offered to the fire while singing traditional folk songs.

Dance and music play a vital role in Lohri celebrations. Drum beats and the melodic tunes of traditional instruments fill the air, creating an ambiance of joy and camaraderie.

Another integral part of Lohri is the exchange of greetings and sweets among friends and family. Traditional Punjabi dishes, especially those made with jaggery and sesame seeds, are prepared and shared with loved ones. The festive menu includes Sarson da Saag and Makki di Roti, sweet delights like gajak and rewari, and, of course, the quintessential til and gur (jaggery).

On the occasion of Lohri, here are few wishes and messages that you can share with our loved ones.

  • May your Lohri be as vibrant as the rangoli on your doorstep, as sweet as the rewri you share, and as warm as the bonfire’s glow. May the year ahead bloom with prosperity and joy. Happy Lohri!
  • May your life be bhangra-beat, vibrant, and bold, with every step taking you closer to your dreams. May Lohri’s spirit ignite your passion and guide you towards success that gleams. Happy Lohri!
  • From humble beginnings to fiery celebrations, Lohri reminds us that hope always ignites. May this year be your brightest yet, fueled by the warmth of loved ones. Happy Lohri!
  • Wishing you a Lohri filled with laughter, joy, and the warmth of the bonfire. Happy Lohri 2024!
  • May the fire of Lohri bring prosperity, happiness, and success into your life. Happy Lohri!
  • As the bonfires blaze, may your life be lit with love, peace, and abundance. Happy Lohri 2024!
  • Wishing you a harvest of joy and a season filled with love. Happy Lohri to you and your family!
  • May the festival of Lohri fill your home with happiness and your heart with contentment. Happy Lohri 2024!
  • On this auspicious day, may the sound of dhol and the warmth of the bonfire bring you endless joy. Happy Lohri!
  • May the flames of Lohri burn away all your sorrows and fill your life with brightness. Happy Lohri 2024!

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