Crackers in Guntur

Deepavali crackers

8 November 2026

Think of it as two lists. The Naraka Chaturdashi dawn needs a garland and a packet of sound crackers, nothing more. The evening is where the volume goes: sparklers by the handful, a row of flower pots, a few boxes of chakkars and one or two repeater cakes to close the night. In most homes the sparklers are gone before anything else.

Sankranti crackers

Mid January, across Bhogi, Sankranti and Kanuma

Plan for several evenings and a crowd of children rather than one big show. Lots of novelties, chakkars and sparklers, a garland for the Bhogi fire, and a couple of larger pieces for the last night before everyone heads back. With so many cousins in one courtyard, the number of pieces counts for more than their size.

Dasara crackers

September or October, at the end of the nine nights of Navaratri

A modest order is enough for the nine nights: sparklers and flower pots for the children when they visit the dolls. Keep the bigger pieces for Vijayadashami, with a garland, a few ground chakkars and a couple of sky shots. Deepavali follows only a few weeks later, so many families order once for both.

Ugadi crackers

In March or April, on Chaitra Shuddha Padyami

Keep the list short. A garland, a few boxes of sparklers and two or three flower pots are plenty for Ugadi, and whatever is left of the minimum order waits safely for the next festival.

Christmas and New Year crackers

25 December and 31 December

Build the order around the stroke of twelve. A repeater cake or two for the moment the year turns, a handful of sky shots, and sparklers to pass round straight after. A garland at the gate is enough for Christmas morning.

Weddings crackers

Whenever the muhurtham falls

Long garlands do most of the work, one for the arrival and one for the send-off. Repeater cakes suit the reception, and sparklers go to the guests for the photographs. Share the wedding date with us and the parcel will reach you days ahead, never on the morning itself.