Pongal is four days of gratitude: Bhogi bonfires, the first boil-over of sweet pongal at sunrise, cattle decorated for Mattu Pongal, and a Kaanum Pongal outing with cousins you only see once a year. Most of it happens around a shared meal, and the invitation is what brings people to the table.
These Pongal invitation templates carry the motifs everyone recognizes - the overflowing clay pot, sugarcane, kolam patterns, turmeric and marigold - in layouts that read cleanly on a phone. Use them for a family Thai Pongal lunch, a colony or apartment celebration, a Tamil association event abroad, or a Pongal team lunch at work. 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 Pongal event.
Yes. Create the event, share the link in the group, and the RSVPs give you a count for the meal.
Most families host on Thai Pongal (the second day) or Kaanum Pongal (the fourth). Pick the day you are gathering and put the time of the pongal boil or the meal in the details so guests know when to arrive.
Yes, download it and send it to family however you normally do. On its own it is just an image, so you are still counting heads by hand. Create the event with it and the replies come back to you instead.
A count before you cook. Guests RSVP on the event page, Antsy reminds them the morning of, and relatives in other cities can confirm from the same link. Event tools — schedule, tasks, check-in and more — come with it, in the app or from Claude. The dashboard keeps the list in front of you on the day.