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Invitation templates, made for Indian celebrations

81 templates. Each is a whole invitation rather than a picture: a look, the ceremonies in order and the words to start from. Pick one, change anything, and every guest gets their own link with their own RSVP.

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Free to start, with one template for every occasion. The rest are part of the paid plans.

Wedding invitation templates · 33

A Tamil wedding and a Punjabi wedding are not the same invitation with the names changed. The regional templates carry each tradition’s own ceremonies, in order and by their own names; the modern moods and illustrated cards are for couples who want a look first; and the single-function templates are for the haldi, the mehendi, the sangeet, the reception or a save-the-date sent on its own.

Illustrated cards

Regional traditions

Modern moods

One function at a time

Engagement invitation templates · 14

What the day is called depends on the family: roka, sagai, mangni, nischitartham, nischayam, misri, or simply the ring ceremony. Each has its own template with its own customs in order, and there are modern and illustrated ones for a couple who would rather start from a look.

Illustrated cards

Modern moods

Classics

Birthday invitation templates · 11

A fifth birthday and a fiftieth want different things from an invitation. Pick by age, by style or from the illustrated cards; each sets the look, the plan for the party and the words to start from, and every guest still gets their own link.

Illustrated cards

By age

By style

Anniversary invitation templates · 7

An anniversary invitation is mostly a story: the wedding, the first home, the years since. The milestone templates set that story out in chapters for the first years, the tenth, the silver jubilee and the golden one, and the illustrated cards do the same with artwork around it.

Illustrated cards

Milestones

Baby shower invitation templates · 4

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.

Illustrated cards

Classics

Housewarming invitation templates · 2

Two kinds of housewarming, two templates: a griha pravesh with the puja in the morning and lunch after it, and an open house for friends who will come and go. Both carry the address and a map, which is the one thing every guest will ask for.

Classics

Festival party invitation templates · 3

For the festivals you host rather than only wish people for: a Diwali evening with cards and dinner, a Holi morning with colour, a New Year’s Eve countdown. Each says when to come and what is planned, and tells you how many are coming before you shop.

Classics

Retirement invitation templates · 1

One template, written for a career rather than a party: a welcome, stories from colleagues and family, dinner, and a wish wall where colleagues of thirty years can say what they never did at work.

Graduation invitation templates · 1

One template for the convocation and the dinner after: where to be and when, a place to reply, and a wish wall for the people who watched the graduate get here.

Naming ceremony invitation templates · 1

One template for a namkaran: the puja, the moment the name is said aloud and the meal after it, with a wish wall where each guest leaves a blessing for the child.

Rice ceremony invitation templates · 1

One template for an annaprashan, mukhe bhaat or choroonu: the first rice and what follows it, in order, with a place for every guest to leave a blessing.

Farewell invitation templates · 1

One template for a send-off: when and where, who is coming, and a wish wall that becomes the thing the person leaving takes with them.

Reunion invitation templates · 1

One template for getting a batch or a family back in one place: the plan for the day, a head count you can trust, and everyone’s photos gathered afterwards.

Corporate event invitation templates · 1

One template for an annual day or a company evening: the agenda in order, the venue, and an RSVP that gives the organiser a real head count.