What it does
Features- The muhurtham for the paalu kaachal, shown under the date.
- The Ganapathi homam, the paalu kaachal and the sadya, in order.
- Guests say if they'll come for the morning, the lunch or both.
- A landmark, parking notes and a map for a new address.
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How it worksPaalu Kaachal invitation wording
Wording- With the blessings of God and our elders, we invite you to the Paalu Kaachal of our new home on Sunday, at the auspicious hour of 7:42 AM.
- Our new home is ready. Please join us for the paalu kaachal and sadya.
- We request your presence, with family, at the house warming (Paalu Kaachal) of Thanal.
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QuestionsWhat is Paalu Kaachal?
A Kerala and Tamil housewarming ritual: milk is boiled in the new kitchen until it overflows, a sign of plenty. A sadya usually follows.
Can I list the sadya time?
Yes. Add it to the programme with its time, and guests can say whether they'll stay for lunch.
Is it the same as Griha Pravesh?
In many homes it's part of it. Use the Griha Pravesh style and name the ceremony the way your family does.
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.