Family Lunch
Rakhi is more fun with everyone together. Join us for Raksha Bandhan at [Venue] on [Date]. Rakhi tying at [Time], followed by a home-cooked lunch. Bring your brothers, sisters and appetite. RSVP by [RSVP date].
Raksha Bandhan brings sisters, brothers and cousins together for the rakhi thali, tilak, aarti, sweets and the promise of protection. With Ocvite you can invite the whole sibling gang and extended family to your rakhi lunch, add the muhurat and venue, and see who is coming.
Rakhi is more fun with everyone together. Join us for Raksha Bandhan at [Venue] on [Date]. Rakhi tying at [Time], followed by a home-cooked lunch. Bring your brothers, sisters and appetite. RSVP by [RSVP date].
With love and blessings, the [Name] family invites you to celebrate the bond of Raksha Bandhan with us on [Date] at [Time], at [Venue]. Your presence will make the day special. Kindly reply by [RSVP date].
Cousins reunion this Rakhi. [Venue], [Date], from [Time]. Sisters bring the rakhis, brothers bring the gifts, we will handle the food and sweets. Tap the link and tell us you are in.
Templates with rakhis, diyas and thalis, plus space for a childhood sibling photo that makes everyone smile.
Mention the rakhi muhurat your family follows, when lunch is served and how long the gathering runs.
Share the invite link with cousins in other cities over WhatsApp or email, so travel can be planned early.
See which brothers, sisters and their families confirmed, so the right number of rakhis and thalis are ready.
RSVPs for the whole family. Guests reply in one tap, and you see the headcount for your raksha bandhan gathering instantly.
Collect RSVPsPick a rakhi template, write a warm greeting, upload a sibling photo and set the date, rakhi tying time and venue. Add lunch details or a note about the muhurat. Share the link with family on WhatsApp or email and see who confirms in real time.
Share the date, the time for tying rakhi, whether lunch or dinner is included and the address with a map pin. If your family avoids certain hours for the ritual, mention the muhurat window. A note asking sisters to bring rakhis or brothers to come early also helps.
Send them two to three weeks ahead when siblings or cousins live in other cities and need to book travel. For a local family lunch, a week is enough. A reminder a day before, with the muhurat time, ensures nobody arrives after the auspicious window.
Yes. Guests choose attending, not attending or maybe and add their spouse or children as plus-ones. Ocvite shows the total headcount as replies come in, which helps you plan food, rakhis, thalis and sweets for everyone gathering at your home.
Many families tie rakhi only during an auspicious period and avoid Bhadra kaal, which changes every year. Mentioning the window your family follows helps sisters and brothers arrive on time. Check the timing with your family priest or panchang before you send the invite.
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