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On the auspicious occasion of Vijayadashami, the [Name] family invites you for Shastra Puja and a festive lunch on [Date] at [Time], at [Venue]. Your presence will make the celebration complete. Please RSVP by [RSVP date].
Dussehra marks the victory of good over evil, celebrated with Ramlila, Ravan Dahan, Shastra Puja and family feasts across India. Ocvite helps you invite relatives and neighbours with a festive digital card that lists the puja time, effigy viewing plans and venue, then collects RSVPs online.
On the auspicious occasion of Vijayadashami, the [Name] family invites you for Shastra Puja and a festive lunch on [Date] at [Time], at [Venue]. Your presence will make the celebration complete. Please RSVP by [RSVP date].
Join us to watch the Ravan Dahan together. We will meet at [Venue] on [Date] at [Time] and head to the Ramlila ground as a group. Snacks and jalebi on us. RSVP by [RSVP date].
Happy Dussehra. Small puja and lunch at our place, [Venue], on [Date] from [Time]. Would love to see you and the kids. Tap the link to tell us if you can make it.
Add Shastra Puja timing, lunch, and a meeting point for the evening Ravan Dahan so everyone moves together.
Use designs with bows, arrows, marigolds or temple motifs to reflect the spirit of Vijayadashami.
Send the invite link to extended family on WhatsApp or email, including relatives visiting from out of town.
Count guests for lunch and for the crowded evening Ramlila ground so you can plan transport and space.
RSVPs for the whole family. Guests reply in one tap, and you see the headcount for your dussehra gathering instantly.
Collect RSVPsPick a Dussehra template, then customise the greeting, colours and photo. Add the puja time, lunch details and venue map, plus a separate note if you are going to watch the Ravan Dahan. Share the link on WhatsApp or email and see replies arrive in your dashboard.
List the date, the puja muhurat, any meal you are serving and the venue. If the plan includes an evening trip to a Ramlila or effigy burning, add the meeting time and place. Mention whether children are welcome, since many Dussehra outings are crowded family events.
Send them about two weeks ahead. Dussehra comes at the end of Navratri, when families are already busy with garba nights and pujas, so early notice helps guests block the day. A reminder the day before is helpful for outings with a fixed meeting time.
Guests reply attending, not attending or maybe for the invitation as a whole, so if numbers for each part differ widely, create two invites: one for puja and lunch, another for the Ravan Dahan outing. That gives you clean headcounts for both the meal and transport.
Yes, and it makes the card feel personal. Maharashtrian families exchange apta leaves as symbolic gold, Gujarati homes enjoy fafda and jalebi, South Indian households perform Ayudha Puja, Bengalis mark Bijoya Dashami, and Mysuru hosts its famous Dasara procession. Use the custom your family follows.
Create a festive invitation and share it with everyone in minutes.
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