Diwali & Vaisakhi Edible Prints in Surrey

Festival orders are usually about volume: one design repeated across dozens or hundreds of sweets, cookies or box lids. Tell us the size you need and we fill every sheet with the same round, so a family sending forty mithai boxes gets forty identical toppers.

A 2" round fits the lid of most small sweet boxes and the top of a standard cookie. Larger 3" rounds work on barfi trays and gift-box centrepieces. If you are mixing designs, for example a Diwali greeting for relatives and a branded version for clients, list each design and quantity in your order notes.

For greetings in Gurmukhi, Devanagari or any other script, send the text already laid out as an image. That keeps letter shapes and joins exactly as you intend. Check spelling, names and dates carefully before ordering; the print reproduces the file exactly as supplied.

Businesses use festival toppers as a low-cost, personal client gift. Realtors, dental offices, car dealerships and accountants across Surrey add their logo beside a greeting on sweet boxes for clients and staff. Order a little earlier than usual in the weeks before Vaisakhi and Diwali, when demand peaks across the Lower Mainland.

Before ordering, count your boxes and add a few spares for breakage or last-minute guests. Toppers keep well sealed, so extras can be used for a second gathering later in the festival week.

If you are collecting in South Surrey, bring a flat folder or box to carry the sheets home without bending them.