EidHolidays. May 20th, 2025

Eid Decoration Ideas and Crafts for a Joyful Celebration

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Eid is a time of joy, gratitude, and togetherness—and what better way to express the festive spirit than by decorating your home with beautiful, handmade touches? Whether you’re celebrating Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha, these Eid decoration ideas and crafts will help set a joyful and welcoming atmosphere for family and guests.

Eid decoration ideas

Eid decoration ideas

Eid decoration ideas:

Here are top 10 craft ideas you can DIY at home for celebration that are budget-friendly and festive:

Let’s get started:

1. DIY Eid Mubarak Banners

A customized “Eid Mubarak” banner is the centerpiece of any Eid decor setup. You can use:

  • Colorful cardstock or felt cutouts
  • Gold foil letters or glitter markers
  • Glue or stitch to a string
  • Use mini clothespins to hang it across a wall, doorway, or dessert table
  • Add crescent moons, stars, or lantern cutouts for a festive flair.
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Eid star garland

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Front door greetings

 

2. Crescent Moon and Star Wall Hangings

The crescent moon and star are classic Eid symbols. Create a wall hanging using:

  • Cardboard cutouts wrapped in gold foil or glitter paper
  • Shadow box and miniature items like stars, letters, and festive symbols
  • LED fairy lights for a glowing effect
  • Hang it near the entrance or prayer area to create a sacred, celebratory vibe.

 

3. Handmade Paper Lanterns (Fanous)

These traditional lanterns are fun to make and perfect for kids’ crafts. You’ll need:

  • Colored construction paper
  • Scissors and glue
  • Gold accents or stickers
  • Cut slits into a folded sheet of paper, roll it into a cylinder, and decorate! Use battery-powered tea lights inside for safe illumination.

Paint an Ikea lantern for a modern look.

 

4. Festive Table Centerpieces

Design a stunning Eid table using:

  • Mason jars filled with dates or sweets or lanterns
  • Mini crescent moons or paper stars on skewers
  • Gold or white table runners with candles
  • You can also create DIY place cards with guests’ names and tiny “Eid Mubarak” messages.

 

5. Balloon Bouquets with Islamic Patterns

Make balloon bouquets extra special with:

  • Gold, white, and emerald balloons
  • Crescent/star foil balloons
  • Vinyl stickers with Arabic calligraphy (like “Eid Mubarak” or “Alhamdulillah”)
  • Place them near the entryway or gift table for an eye-catching display.

 

6. DIY Eid Countdown Calendar

Build excitement in the days leading up to Eid with a handmade countdown:

  • Use envelopes, mini gift boxes, or paper pockets
  • Fill each one with a small treat, Quranic verse, or kindness activity
  • Decorate with washi tape, stickers, and Eid-themed designs
  • This is a great family activity and a fun way to teach kids about gratitude and giving.
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Ramadan Advent Calendar

 

7. Henna-Inspired Window Art

Create a gorgeous window display using:

  • White or gold window erasable markers or paper
  • Henna-style patterns (swirls, paisleys, flowers), lanterns, starry night
  • Stencils for beginners

This adds a delicate and festive touch to your home and looks beautiful from outside too.

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Eid window art

 

8. Eid Gift Wrapping Station

If you’re giving out Eid gifts, set up a decorative wrapping station with:

  • Reusable fabric gift bags (furoshiki-style)
  • DIY gift tags with crescent moons and stars
  • Natural twine and dried flowers for a rustic look

This makes the gift-giving process more special and sustainable!

 

9. Eid Greeting Cards

Nothing speaks more special than a handmade greeting card. Make a biodegradable card that does good for the nature:

  • Make a pattern on your blank card with pencil.
  • Create a water and paper mache by shredding and mixing paper in water
  • Add food color to make different art
  • Add seeds to the dried mixture
  • Fill the outlines with paper mache and use glue to stick

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Make an embroidered card

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Quilling Card

 

10. Festive Table Setting

Choose colors and festive touches to set a beautiful tablescape for festive dinner and celebration. Here are some ideas:

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Cardstock star napkin holder

 

Add Eid Ambience

  • Burn bakhoor or scented candles with oud or rose
  • Play soft nasheeds or Eid music
  • Set out trays of dates, sweets, and drinks for guests

These little details enhance the festive mood and welcome everyone with warmth.

With a bit of creativity, you can transform your home into a beautiful celebration space filled with love and light. These Eid decoration ideas and crafts not only bring joy but also encourage family bonding and gratitude. Whether you’re going for a grand look or keeping it simple, your handmade touch will make this Eid truly unforgettable.

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  1. muslimlearninggarden says:

    Assalamuaalikum Hani.Jazakillah for featuring our Ramdhan Advent calendar here.Love all the other wonderful Eid decoration ideas you've posted.

  2. Online GED says:

    Wow this is really great…

  3. cheap home decor says:

    This is a very nice post about ID.
    Thanks for sharing.

  4. The Creative Muslimah says:

    Assalamualeikum wa rahmatulahi wa Barakatuhu dearest dearest sister!!!May Allah reward you greatly for sharing these links, it's EXACTLY what i needed! When living in a non-muslim secular country like denmark, you don't always feel the spirit of Eid, and it's quite sad… It's amazing though, how much a few decorations here and there can lighten the mood. :)FIamanAllahthe creative muslimah

  5. odetoinspiration says:

    Cute ideas! I especially love the advent calendar! Thanks for sharing:)

  6. ertdx says:

    hi i love eid. happy eid

  7. qualifyfoods says:

    Really an awesome article that is….keep it up
    Keep writing this type of article.

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