Rakshabandhan 2021 – A Joyful celebration this year with Shagun Sweets

 Shagun Sweets Ghaziabad celebrated Raksha Bandhan for almost fore  3 days of footfall increases from last year, Preparation started from 3 days before the Rakshabandhan, Sweets, Namkeen and Hampers are the main attraction for celebration and gift. Since last year was lockdown lot of people are not able to move to near and dear once.


At Shagun Sweets, Ghaziabad understands this undying love and affection and therefore brings to you some astounding ideas that can help you nurture this special relationship regardless of your age or the physical distance between you and your beloved Bhai. So, without further ado, let us spill the beans for you.

The best sweets and snacks Treat for this Rakshabandhan  by Shagun Sweets

It is exciting for every sibling to wait for such a beautiful moment for a bonding relationship is Rakshabandhan. You will not forget to treat the best sweets and snacks to make your moment memorable.

Shagun sweets, Ghaziabad offers festival-oriented sweets and snacks, Perfect combination of sweets and snacks makes a moment more enjoyable among the family. Shagun sweets.


We have a set of combinations that will make you relish with our Bengali Sweets items such as Malai Champ, Channa Toast, Rabri Ras Malai similar, can select Kaju items  I,e Kaju katli ,

Kaju Roll, Badam Barfi. The finest Shagun sweets range to offer your loved one. As far as Snacks you can add

Dhokla , Khadvi , Matar Kachori or Kaju Samosa  .

A complete shagun Light snack makes everyone’s tummy satisfied. We wish all people to celebrate an occasion like this with Shagun Sweets, Ghaziabad every time.

Location: Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

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