Top 13 Diwali ecard sites for your Orkut and Facebook friends

It’s Diwali time. And so you might want to celebrate this festival of lights with your Orkut and Facebook friends. This is a list of the sites where you can get some of the best Diwali scraps and ecards that you can send to your friends on these social networking sites.

Cool Greeting Cards - This is a Facebook application with a good collection of greeting cards including Diwali ecards that you can send to your Facebook friends.

Diwali eCards for Orkut and Facebook - This is a collection of 11 nice Diwali eCards that you can paste on your friends’ scrapbooks on Orkut and Facebook.

Diwali Poojan eCard - A Diwali prayer ecard for sending to your Orkut and Facebook friends, complete with a long audio of the song ‘Om Jai Jagdish Hare, Swami Jai Jagdish Hare…’ Just copy paste the html and paste it on their scrap books. Now that’s one truly Indian style orkutting.

Happy Diwali Photo Zing - This one’s my favourite. You can upload your and your friend’s picture, decorate it with Diwali flashbulbs, resize the picture as you want, and paste it to your friend’s scrapbook. Check out the picture above as an example.

Diwali Glitter Graphics - Glittering Diwali graphics for your friends’ scrapbooks.

Prachina - More Diwali copy and paste images for Orkut scrapbooks. Lots of images of Gods and Goddesses.

Orkut Accessories - Three cool animated Diwali cards for Orkut scraps.

My Orkut World - Lots of animated Diwali cards for your friends’ scrapbooks.

Orkut-Scrapbook - Collection of 10 cool pictures of Ganesha, candles, lamps, swastika, decorations, etc.

Cool Orkut Graphics - Collection of animated lamps plus one Hum-Tum card to be copy pasted on your friends’ scrapbooks.

Xplore the World:Diwali Store - Five galleries of pictures of goddesses, lamps, and decorations for your Orkut friends.

Zabri Graphics - Big classy and animated Diwali cards for sending to your Orkut friends.

Orkut Glitters - One nice and warm Diwali card for your best Orkut friend.

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