Janmashtami runs late. The pooja is at midnight, the bhajans build through the evening, the children are dressed as Krishna and Radha by six, and dahi handi is the next morning in the lane outside. Guests need to know which part you are inviting them to.
These templates use the imagery of the day — the flute and peacock feather, the jhula, matkis and makhan, dahi handi towers — with room for the pooja timing and the venue. Use one for a home pooja, a society celebration, a temple program or a dahi handi. Add your details and Fast Party turns it into a shareable invitation with an event page, RSVPs and reminders.
Every template is free. Preview one, download the image, or open it in the Fast Party app to create your event.
Yes. Put the main time on the card and the full evening's schedule on the event page.
Yes, and for society and mandal celebrations where the handi is the main event.
Yes, download it and circulate it in the colony or temple group. The midnight timing then depends on people remembering. Create the event and Antsy reminds them.
The invitation goes out with the midnight pooja timing and the dahi handi schedule attached, so people know when to come for which part. Guests RSVP from the message, Antsy reminds them before each, and volunteers can co-host. Event tools — schedule, tasks, check-in and more — come with it, in the app or from Claude. The dashboard gives the organizers a live count.