blogadmin Our favourite ‘Ganpati Bappa’ is here to make our month a little more cheerful! You must have already started the preparations to bring Bappa into your home. On this Ganesh Chaturthi, instead of bidding him goodbye after just a few days what if we kept Lord Ganesha in our homes (and hearts) forever?
Yes, that is not only possible, but actually better for the environment and nature. With these amazing Ganpati Bappa decoration ideas at home, you can celebrate an eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi and keep Bappa in your home.
From eco-friendly Ganpati images to Ganpati in leaves, you will find everything in this blog!
1. Plantable Ganpati idol
They say, every end is a new beginning. This Ganpati visarjan, you too, can begin a new journey for Lord Ganesha in the form of a new plant.
Skip the typical Ganpati idol and do something different this year. Try an eco-friendly Ganpati idol like the seed-based Ganesha idols from Tree Ganesha!
You can plant this idol in your backyard or balcony and have the blessing of Bappa in the form of fresh air and beautiful greenery.
2. Frame instead of an idol?
If you don’t like goodbyes, how about getting a majestic Frame for the ‘God of wisdom’? You can keep this Bappa photo in your home temple and worship it daily. It is also an environmentally conscious choice to bring in an eco-friendly Ganpati image and do your bit for nature.
All you need to do is simply upload the pictures of your choice on Zoomin & pick a frame from 80+ options. Enjoy 30% off on all Framed Prints.
The Frame (prints included) will reach your doorstep in a few clicks! Impress your family with your thoughtfulness 🙂
3. Recycle all the biodegradable waste
An environment friendly way to ensure zero wastage post the festival is by making a compost. After the Ganpati Visarjan is over, collect all the biodegradable waste like coconut shells, banana, tulsi and mango leaves etc. Mix it with flowers and make a compost. After a few weeks use it to nourish your plants! Bappa will love the idea too 🙂
4. Re-use the non-biodegradable waste
Don’t throw away any materials from your celebrations that can be reused. Store them away for other festivals & special days. The non-biodegradable stuff like diyas, decor items, and torans can easily be reused next year as well.
You can get green ganpati wallpaper for the decoration of your temple, which you can use for many years. It will reduce the disposable waste that is generated every year.
5. Personalized gifts along with Modaks!
Along with modaks, why not add customised thoughtful gifts for your family and friends? Nothing will make you (& them) feel closer to ‘Bappa’ than personalised gifts with his special blessings on them. Pick from fridge magnets, photo frames or photo calendars – personalise them with Bappa images and slogans & click print. We will gift wrap and deliver these to your doorstep!
You can also give biodegradable jewellery for Ganpati Bappa as a pre-ganpati gift for your loved ones.
6. Utilize untouched flowers to make Potpourri & Gulkand
Usually, we end up buying extra flowers that remain unused during the festival. Sometimes they are still fresh by the end of the festival. Instead of throwing these flowers away, use them to make Potpourri or Gulkand.
- You can make potpourri by mixing different flower petals and adding some dried citrus peel, spices like cinnamon, clove etc and some scented oil. Microwave the mixture till the petals are dry and brittle and then add a few more drops of scented oil before keeping it in a glass bowl. You can also dry it by tying the mixture in a cotton cloth, away from direct sunlight.
- If you have untouched roses, you can wash them, mix with sugar and keep them in a jar to make gulkand.
7. Create Photobooks of your celebrations!
No matter how small & simple this year’s celebrations are, they are all the more special because we will be spending time with our intimate family & friends, right? Make this little moments count by documenting them in a cute little Photobooks! Choose from a variety of size and layouts & create yours starting at Rs. 271 only.
You can use Bappa photos for these photobooks. Another great idea is doing a baby photoshoot in Ganpati theme.
Not only will these ideas be better for the environment, but they will also help you preserve your favourite ‘Ganpati’ moments and memories for longer! You can also make a dedicated Ganpati Bappa post on your social media handle to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi.
Aren’t you excited to start your celebrations this year with a personalised touch to them? Try these new ideas & let us know how they turned out!
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Conclusion
Make your Ganpati celebration 2024 even more memorable and unique with Zoomin. Zoomin is one of the finest gifting platforms in India, where you can get customisable and personalised gifts for all occasions.
From birthday gifts to Diwali gifts, from romantic gifts for your better half to cute gifts for your siblings, we have it all. We offer high-quality products at a very affordable price so that everyone has access to thoughtful, personalised gifts for their loved ones. The process of personalisation is very easy and simple, and with just a few clicks, you can get a gift personalised to your preference. Make your special moments more special with Zoomin.
FAQs on Ganpati Bappa decoration ideas
What is a plantable Ganpati idol?
The plantable Ganpati idol is made from biodegradable material that has seeds inside. You can plant them in the soil to get a tree.
How can I order a framed print of Lord Ganesha?
It is very easy to order framed prints of Lord Ganesha from zoomin. You just need to select the frame from their 80+ options and you will get the framed print of Bappa delivered at your doorstep.
What should I do with non-biodegradable waste from the festival?
If you have non-biodegradable waste from Ganpati celebration, try to store and reuse it for the next Ganesh Chaturthi. Decorative items like toran, vase, and green Ganpati wallpaper can be reused for many years.
