Gudi Padwa celebrations begin with an early morning bath, wearing ethnic clothes, lighting a lamp, and offering your prayers and flowers to the deity. Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu are worshipped on this day. You can adorn your house with rangoli, flower garlands, and kalash. Gudis is hoisted on this day in the doorway. Processions are carried out and lezim dance is performed by ladies in sarees in the evening.

Yes, if physically not possible, then you can even organize virtual Gudi Padwa celebrations, including the making of the Gudi, offering prayers and flowers to the deity, and a virtual dance performance!

Yes, one needs to take a bath before sunrise, wear clean ethnic attire, decorate the deity with flowers, light the oil lamp and incense sticks, and offer prayers to Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu. Make rangoli and decorate the front door with flower garlands. One needs to have neem leaves and sweets to eat. Ladies perform lezim dance in the evening.

You can involve both kids and the elderly in the family in cleaning the house, ornamenting the house with flowers, decorating the pooja room, and preparing sweets like Shreekhand and pooris on this day.

Making a rangoli with colours and flowers is one of the best Gudi Padwa decoration ideas. You can create a Gudi Padwa themed rangoli at home showcasing a bamboo stick, a vibrant-looking cloth, kalash, mango leaves, and flowers.