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Khushi from Saharanpur turns ribbon craft into a successful home business
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News18•14-10-2026, 20:45
Khushi from Saharanpur turns ribbon craft into a successful home business
- •Khushi Dhiman from Saharanpur started making ribbon bouquets at home using social media inspiration while maintaining her private job.
- •Following her father's demise in 2015, Khushi took up financial responsibilities to support her mother and younger siblings.
- •She started her venture named 'The Giftry' on Instagram with a small investment of 250 to 300 rupees.
- •Ribbon bouquets last much longer than fresh flower bouquets, making them popular home decor items among customers.
- •Khushi aims to expand her business further and eventually focus entirely on her entrepreneurial journey.
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Khushi Dhiman got the idea of making ribbon bouquets by watching videos on social media. After learning to make them, she gifted a few bouquets to her acquaintances, and once people liked her work, she created an Instagram ID named 'The Giftry' to receive orders.
Khushi initially invested about 250 to 300 rupees for her materials. A bouquet containing five flowers costs approximately 100 to 150 rupees to make and is sold for about 300 rupees.
After her father passed away in 2015, the responsibility of the family fell upon her mother and her. She started this venture alongside her private job to help support her mother and secure the future of her younger siblings.
