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How to share Diwali and festival photos with the whole family

Festivals fill your phone and your Drive with photos and videos. Here is how to share Diwali, Eid, Holi, and other festival media with the whole family, near and far, in one link.

Arjun Mehta

Product at Galrivo··2 min read

A festive display of lit oil lamps and warm decorations

Festivals are when the whole family gathers, the good clothes come out, and the cameras never stop. By the end of Diwali your phone is full, your Drive is fuller, and relatives across three cities and two countries all want the photos. Sharing them should feel as warm and easy as the day itself, not like tech support for the extended family.

Festival photos scatter fast

Everyone shoots, so the memories end up scattered across a dozen phones. Then they get dribbled into family group chats in compressed little batches, the rangoli looks washed out, the video of the kids bursting crackers is too big to send, and somehow nobody has the full set.

The fix is to gather the festival's media in Google Drive and share it as a single gallery. Family near and far open one link and see the whole celebration, full quality, in order, on whatever device they have.

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Gather everyone's photos with one link

Make a Galrivo collect link and send it round the family. Each person adds their Diwali photos and videos straight into your Drive, no account needed.

galrivo.com/c/diwali-2026
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add your media

Add your Diwali photos!

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Build a festival gallery

Pick the best from your Drive. Nothing uploads, so even the long firework clips are ready quickly.

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Pick your media.

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Add a warm theme and share

Choose a festive look, copy the link, and send it to the whole family, including the relatives who could not be there.

Public link

aanya.galrivo.com/goa-2026
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A family celebrating a festival together with lights and sweets
One link brings the whole celebration to family near and far.

Include the relatives who missed it

A gallery link is a lovely way to bring in family overseas or those who could not travel. They get the full day, not a handful of compressed snaps.

Keep it to family if you like

Add a password so the celebration stays among relatives rather than the open internet. See keeping shared media private.

It works just as well for Eid, Holi, Onam, Christmas, Navratri, a big birthday, or any gathering where everyone is filming. Gather, pick, share one link.

Key takeaways

  • Festival photos scatter across many phones and arrive compressed in chat.
  • Gather everyone's media in one Drive folder for the full picture.
  • A single gallery link shares the whole celebration at full quality.
  • Add a password to keep it among family, and include relatives who missed the day.

Frequently asked questions

Share your media the easy way

Turn the photos and videos in your Google Drive into one clean link, with a password and an end date if you want. Free to start, no app for the people you send it to.

Make my first gallery

Arjun Mehta

Product at Galrivo

Arjun works on the Galrivo product and writes about sharing on the apps people actually use, from WhatsApp to the family group chat.

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