First Lohri
Our little [Name] celebrates a first Lohri. Join us around the bonfire at [Venue] on [Date] from [Time] for blessings, dhol, bhangra and dinner. Your presence will make it unforgettable. Kindly RSVP by [RSVP date].
Lohri night is all about the bonfire: circling it while tossing rewri, gajak, peanuts and popcorn into the flames, singing Sunder Mundriye and breaking into bhangra and gidda. Ocvite helps you invite family and friends with a warm digital card that shares the venue, timing and dinner plans.
Our little [Name] celebrates a first Lohri. Join us around the bonfire at [Venue] on [Date] from [Time] for blessings, dhol, bhangra and dinner. Your presence will make it unforgettable. Kindly RSVP by [RSVP date].
Sunder mundriye ho. The [Name] family invites you to celebrate Lohri with bonfire, rewri, gajak and makki di roti with sarson da saag at [Venue] on [Date], [Time]. Please reply by [RSVP date].
Lohri bonfire at our place, [Venue], [Date] from [Time]. Dhol, peanuts, popcorn, gajak and a hot dinner. Wrap up warm and come dance. Tap the link to tell us you are coming.
Pick warm templates with flames, kites, phulkari borders and dhol artwork, or add a photo of the baby or couple.
Share when the bonfire is lit, dinner timing, dhol or DJ plans and a reminder to dress warm.
Add relatives across branches of the family and track plus-ones, essential when celebrating a first Lohri on a large scale.
See who has opened the invitation and replied, so you know which elders still need a phone call.
RSVPs for the whole family. Guests reply in one tap, and you see the headcount for your lohri gathering instantly.
Collect RSVPsSelect a Lohri template featuring a bonfire, dhol or phulkari design, update the greeting and photo, and add the bonfire time and venue. Share it on WhatsApp or email with your family groups. Relatives respond online, and you see the attending list grow in real time.
Give the date, the time the bonfire will be lit, whether dinner is served, and the address with a map. If it is a baby's or newlyweds' first Lohri, say so. A reminder to dress warmly is practical, since the celebration happens outdoors on a cold winter night.
Two to three weeks ahead works best for a first Lohri, when relatives may travel from other cities. For a neighbourhood bonfire, ten days is fine. Lohri falls the evening before Makar Sankranti, so a reminder on the day helps guests plan around holiday travel.
Ask guests to RSVP with plus-ones. Ocvite shows attending, not attending and maybe responses as they arrive, so you can estimate rewri, gajak and popcorn for the bonfire offering, dinner portions, and how many chairs and blankets to arrange around the fire.
In Punjabi families, a baby's first Lohri or a couple's first Lohri after marriage is celebrated with extra joy. Relatives gather to offer blessings and gifts, sing folk songs and dance around the bonfire. Many families host a larger gathering with dinner and a dhol player for the occasion.
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