Ramadan is a month of invitations. Iftar at home for family and neighbors, office iftars, community iftars at the masjid or the society hall, and then Eid itself - the morning visits, the lunch that runs into the evening, the Eid ul-Adha feast a few months later. Every one of them needs a clear card with the date and the time the fast breaks.
These Ramadan and Eid invitation templates use the motifs that belong to the month - the crescent and star, lanterns, dates and arches, calligraphy - in layouts that read cleanly on a phone. Use one for a family iftar, a large community iftar, an Eid ul-Fitr lunch, an Eid ul-Adha dinner, or an Eid milan at work. Add your event details 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 iftar or Eid event.
Yes. The iftar time goes in your event details and reaches every guest with the design, along with any note like 'please arrive 15 minutes before maghrib'.
Yes. Create the event and invite your community list — each person gets the invitation and the iftar time on WhatsApp, and RSVPs help you plan seating and food.
Yes. Download it and share it with family or the community group, free and with no account. It ends there, though: no count for the kitchen. Create the event and the RSVPs arrive with the iftar time attached.
A dependable count for the kitchen, which matters most when the whole neighborhood is invited. Guests RSVP, Antsy reminds them before maghrib, and the iftar time and directions live on the event page rather than in a forwarded message. Event tools — schedule, tasks, check-in and more — come with it, in the app or from Claude. The dashboard shows arrivals so seating can be managed on the night.