Happy Ganesh Chaturthi: Best wishes, quotes, images, info

Festival News India: Read this blog post about Ganesh Chaturthi 2024, 2025,2026 information in English. We help you find Bappa timings, Visarjan dates, wishes, quotes, and message greetings to send to your friends and family online in English.

The 2025 Ganesh Chaturthi Day was observed on 27th of August, and for a period of 10 days the festival continued. On this day, the ritual celebration was observed by the citizens of various states in India. It has also been reported on various news channels that schools, colleges, and Offices were announced as general holidays too. 

See also how the recent 2024 Vinayaka Chavithi was celebrated in India and around the world. Not only in India this year was it observed, but in a foreign country, the same festival is observed as a Holiday. The main reason people celebrate this festival is to get the blessings of Lord Ganesh for more prosperity and success in life.

• Start date: September 7, 2024
• End date: September 17th (Ganesh Visarjan)

Even though this national day was on 7th September 2024, its rituals started being observed on the 6th of October.

September 7th, 2024 was the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in India, and on this day people celebrated it by sending image wishes, message greetings, or quotes to send to friends and many more.

We wish you all a very happy belated Ganesh Chaturthi 2024. On this auspicious day, you can greet friends, family, colleagues, neighbors, etc. with our best image wishes, quotes, etc.

What is the date of Ganpati in 2025 and 2026?

This year, this celebration starts on 27th August 2025, and for the year 2026, it starts on  15th September 2026.  In some states, it is a holiday for 11 days to perform the Ganesh pooja rituals and prayer wishes. It is believed that praying to Bappa on this festival removes obstacles in Life and brings prosperity.

What is the Ganesh Chaturthi Festival and where is it celebrated in India?

The festival is also called Vinayaka Chaturthi, and Hindus mainly celebrate it in India. This festival is observed on the day of the birth of Lord Ganesha with great devotion and dedication. It is mainly celebrated in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Gujarat, Chennai, Delhi, Rajasthan, and other places in India. This festival is prepared for one week, and on this occasion numerous Skilled sculptors and artisans also come to craft the Ganpati idols for the Home and Temple (Mandir)

Around the Idols on this festival day, there is seen chanting, singing hymns, praying, travelers, etc.

As a culture, wishing or sending gifts on this day is done by people. You can send wishes, gifts, images, quotes, WhatsApp wishes, fb wishes, etc.

Some people believe that this festival is celebrated to remember the birth of Lord Ganesha. There is also a long history behind how Ganesha’s face has the Head of an Elephant. It was after Ganesha met his father, Shiva. According to beliefs, Ganesha’s mother is Mata Parvati.

The lord Ganesha has different names, and they are as follows

• Ekdanta
• Gajanan
• Ganpati
• Lambodar
• Vighnaharta

That is to say, this festival is celebrated every year for ten days, and on the last day, the idols the devotees make are immersed in water bodies like Oceans, seas, or lakes.

You can also find more information about this festival in India on Wikipedia. Here is the link.

How to wish on this festival?

To wish on this auspicious occasion, you can use mobile phone social media apps to send GIF wishes, image wishes, and quotes to friends, family, social networking friends, etc. Some popular social media applications we recommend for sharing wishes online are Facebook Lite, Instagram, Telegram, Reddit, Quora, Twitter, etc.

You can also send personal wishes via text message using your phone or directly call and greet with wishes. In case you don’t want to use the App or don’t want to send text wishes, you can also visit social media websites directly, for example facebook.com or instagram.com, reddit.com, etc log in, and send it to friends as a private or a public wish post online.

There are various ways also to wish friends, family, office colleagues, neighbors, etc.c on this day. You can greet people you meet, anybody on the street or on the road, with nice wishes.