A little celebration for a very big arrival
Blessings, games and lunch at home, with an invitation the aunties can open without installing anything.
Free to start. Your guests never need an account.
An aunt who lives two streets away. Scroll the phone; this is the real renderer.
What a baby shower gets
A vote built into the RSVP
Boy, girl or twins. Every guest casts a vote when they reply, and the tally is yours to reveal on the day.Wishes the child can read one day
A wish wall that becomes part of a memory page the family keeps private for as long as they like.Games with a leaderboard
Polls and questions on everyone’s phones, scored as they answer.No app for anyone
One tap on a WhatsApp link and the invitation opens, on whichever phone the guest already has.
Names and details on the phone are made up for the example.
The same five steps, whatever the occasion
- Create
- Personalize
- Invite
- Celebrate
- Remember
Describe it, add your guests, send the links on WhatsApp, run the day from everyone's phones, and keep it all afterwards. See how it works.
Baby shower invitation templates
A godh bharai at home and a baby shower at a café are both here: the traditional template follows the ceremony, and the illustrated cards are softer and more playful. All of them collect blessings on a wish wall the parents can keep.
And when the festivals come
A growing family has more people to wish. Make one for each grandparent-to-be, in words written for them.
- Diwali wishesLight a diya for someone you love.
- Ganesh Chaturthi wishesA blessing to begin the year right.
- Raksha Bandhan wishesTie the rakhi, even from far away.
Free, no account needed. See every festival.
Also made for
- WeddingsWedding invitations that feel like your story
- BirthdaysTurn a birthday invitation into a celebration
- AnniversariesCelebrate the story you have built together
- EngagementsInvite your people into the next chapter
- HousewarmingsA new home, and everyone who should see it
- RetirementsThirty years deserve a proper send-off
- GraduationsOne walk across the stage, one dinner after
- Naming ceremoniesThe day everyone learns the name
- Rice ceremoniesThe first bite, with everyone watching
- FarewellsOne last evening before the next chapter
- ReunionsSame faces, more grey, one afternoon
- Festival partiesThe festival, at your place this year





