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Annaprashan rice ceremony invitation template

Saffron and cream, the first rice.

Saffron with marigold garlands and soft corners, for an annaprashan or mukhe bhaat: the first rice, the choosing game, lunch.

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Dear Rahul,

With joy, the annaprashan of our little one

Vihaan’s annaprashan

The first rice, and everyone watching

Saturday, 19 December 2026 at 4:00 pm

The day

  1. Morning

    Puja

  2. Then

    The first rice

    Fed by the eldest, with everyone watching.

  3. After

    The choosing

    Pen, book, money or soil: we will see.

  4. Afternoon

    Lunch

Counting down

57Days
05Hours
39Minutes

Where

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RSVP

Rahul, will you come and bless the baby?

Guests answer here once you publish.

Blessings

A blessing for the little one.

Guests write here once you publish.

Thank you

Come see the first bite, and the face after it.

The parents

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The plan it starts from

The Annaprashan template opens with these, in this order. Rename, remove or add any of them, and set the real times.

  1. MorningPuja
  2. ThenThe first riceFed by the eldest, with everyone watching.
  3. AfterThe choosingPen, book, money or soil: we will see.
  4. AfternoonLunch

What comes with every template

  • A page for every guest

    One link per guest, greeted by name, showing only the parts they are invited to. Sent on WhatsApp; nothing to install and no account for them.

  • RSVP, wishes and photos

    Guests reply in a few taps, with plus-ones and your own questions, and leave a wish on the wall. You approve what appears.

  • The date, the venue and a countdown

    The schedule, the address with a map, and a countdown to the day. Change a timing after sending and every link shows the new one.

  • In your language

    English, Hinglish, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia or Urdu, set in a face made for the script.

A template is where the invitation starts. See what a rice ceremony gets after it is sent.