What it does
Features- Milestone: a sealed envelope, candles and memory lane.
- Shashtiabdapoorthi: the homam, the mangalya dharanam and lunch, each with its time.
- Guests pick which ceremonies they'll join, so you can plan the meal.
- Both show times in the venue's time zone, with each guest's own time for family abroad.
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How it works60th birthday invitation wording
Wording- With the blessings of the Almighty and our elders, we invite you to the Shashtiabdapoorthi of Sri K. Raghavan.
- Sixty years of a life well lived. Join us for lunch and a few good stories.
- Please join us for Amma and Appa's 60th: the homam, the mangalya dharanam and lunch.
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QuestionsWhat is a Shashtiabdapoorthi?
A South Indian celebration of a person's sixtieth year, often with a homam and the couple renewing their vows. The Shashtiabdapoorthi style lists each ceremony with its time, and guests say which they'll attend.
Can I show the muhurtham?
Yes. The line under the date reads "Mangalya dharanam at 9:30 AM" (you can reword it), and the ceremonies follow in order.
Can I switch between the two styles?
Yes, at any time. Your names, dates and venue stay; only the look and the wording change.
Do guests need an app or an account?
No. Guests open the link in any browser and reply on the invitation. You see every reply in one list, and can download it.
Is it free?
Making, publishing and sharing your invitation is free, and guests never pay or sign up. Each invitation includes a set number of free guest views; if you need more, a one-time payment unlocks unlimited views for that invitation.
Can I make more than one?
Yes. One Google account holds as many invitations and wedding cards as you need, each with its own link and its own replies. You'll find them all under My cards.