Dussehra closes ten days of celebration that look different in every part of India: Golu and Bommala Koluvu displays that neighbors are invited to see, Durga Puja pandals with community bhog, garba and dandiya nights, Ayudha Puja at the workshop or office, and Ravan Dahan on the big day itself. Each one needs an invitation that tells people when to come and what to expect.
These Dussehra invitation templates cover that range - dolls-on-steps layouts for Golu visits, Durga and Ravana motifs, bow-and-arrow and marigold designs, and simple elegant cards for a Vijayadashami lunch. Add the date and venue, and Fast Party turns it into a shareable invitation with an event page, RSVPs and reminders.
Every template is free. Preview it, download the image, or open it in the Fast Party app to create your Dussehra event.
Yes. Create one event and list the days and timings in the details, or create separate events for a Golu open-house and a Vijayadashami lunch if the guest lists differ.
Yes. Several designs in this set are built for evening garba events, and you can also browse the social gatherings category for party-style layouts.
Yes, download it and circulate it in the mandal or family group. It is only a picture, so the ten days of timings still live in your messages. Create the event and the schedule travels with the design.
Ten days of timings in one place instead of ten separate messages. Guests RSVP for the days they can come, Antsy reminds them before each one, and committee members can co-host so it is not one person's phone. Event tools — schedule, tasks, check-in and more — come with it, in the app or from Claude. The dashboard tracks attendance across the whole program.