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Baby Shower Return Gifts
The small tokens sent home with guests who come to bless the mother-to-be. Dignified, auspicious pieces, affordable in the quantity a gathering needs.
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Pick a height that suits your altar — a 4–6 inch murti sits beautifully on most home mandirs, while taller pieces anchor a dedicated pooja room.
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A short guide
Baby shower return gifts
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At a baby shower, Godh Bharai, Seemantham or Valaikappu, the guests who come to bless the mother-to-be are sent home with a small return gift in thanks. The requirement is the same as for any return gift: dignified, auspicious and affordable in the quantity a gathering demands.
The conventional choices are small and broadly welcome: a small Bal Krishna, a Ganesha, a charan paduka, a small diya or a silver-plated keepsake, all fitting the joy of the occasion without being costly per guest.
Because these are bought in numbers, send the quantity on the bulk order enquiry page or see bulk gift items, and order early so the full set ships together.
Before you order
- Small, auspicious and affordable in quantity for the guests.
- Bal Krishna, a small Ganesha, a charan paduka or a diya all suit.
- Bought in numbers, so order the full quantity together and early.
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The small things you wondered about
A small, broadly welcome piece: a small Bal Krishna, a Ganesha, a charan paduka, a small diya or a silver-plated keepsake, all fitting the joy of the occasion without being costly per guest.
It is the small token sent home in thanks with the guests who come to bless the mother-to-be at a Godh Bharai, Seemantham or Valaikappu. It needs to be dignified, auspicious and affordable in quantity.
Yes, and most do, since they are given to every guest. Send the quantity on the bulk order enquiry page and we will quote. Ordering early means the full set ships together at a consistent price.
Enough to be dignified, but affordable per guest since they are bought in numbers. The meaning of a small auspicious piece matters more than its price.
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