India starts its year several times over. Ugadi in Telugu and Kannada homes, Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra, Vishu in Kerala, Puthandu in Tamil Nadu, Baisakhi in Punjab, Pohela Boishakh in Bengal, Bihu in Assam - each one is a morning of rituals followed by a lunch that the whole family is expected at. The invitation is often the first message of the year a family sends.
These regional new year invitation templates are made for those meals and gatherings: mango leaves and neem flowers for Ugadi, the gudi for Padwa, the Vishukkani lamp and konna flowers, wheat sheaves and bhangra for Baisakhi. Layouts leave space for the panchanga reading time and the lunch. 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 new year event.
Ugadi, Gudi Padwa, Vishu, Puthandu, Baisakhi, Pohela Boishakh, Bihu and other regional new year days. January 1st party designs are in the New Year category.
Yes. Invite family in any country and the invitation reaches them on WhatsApp with the timings; they can RSVP from there without installing anything.
Yes, download it and send it to family anywhere. On its own nothing comes back — no confirmations, no reminders. Create the event and relatives abroad can reply from the same message.
Family in any country gets the invitation on WhatsApp and confirms from there, without a phone call at odd hours. The panchanga reading and lunch timings travel with it, and Antsy sends the reminders. Event tools — schedule, tasks, check-in and more — come with it, in the app or from Claude. The dashboard shows the count before you plan the meal.