Lohri is a popular winter Punjabi folk festival, celebrated on January 13 every year just a day before Makar Sankranti. The Lohri festival signals the end of winter and also marks the end of the cold period of the year. It is also a way of welcoming longer, sunnier days and the sun’s northward journey to the hemisphere.
It is always celebrated on the same day every year (January 13). Lohri is also a way of remembering the Surya Dev or our sun deity and is often celebrated with the lighting of a bonfire, which is considered an ancient tradition. Celebrations include assembling in groups and performing traditional folk dances – Bhangra and Gidda.
On this occasion, here are a few wishes one can use to greet one’s loved ones and wish them a bright and happy Lohri this year–
1. On this auspicious day of Lohri, I wish you to have all peace and prosperity, Let this festival brings endless happiness to you and your family, Wish you Happy Lohri!
2. Wishing this Harvest Season Brings Happiness and Prosperity to You and Your Family. — Happy Lohri!
3. May this festival of zeal and verve fill your life with lots of energy and enthusiasm and may it help you bring happiness and prosperity to you and your loved ones. Happy Lohri All!
4. May your year be just as colourful and joyful as the festival of Lohri. Wish you a very happy Lohri!
5. Hope the deliciousness of taste of Makki ki roti and Sarson ka sag bring you lots of joy and prosperity on this auspicious festival. Happy Lohri!
6. Wishing a very Happy Lohri to you and your family. May the Lohri fire burn away all the sadness out of your life and bring you joy, happiness, and love.
7. May this Lohri bring lots of laughter, happiness, prosperity, and success to your home. Happy Lohri!
8. Happy Lohri to you all! Hope the fire of the holy bonfire provides warmth and divine guidance to this Lohri.
9. Have a rocking time! Balle Balle! Lohri is here, dhol bajao, nachcho gao! Happy Lohri!
10. Hoping this harvest season, smile occupies the faces of all your loved ones and you enjoy the festivities with a bang!…
Happy Lohri
