Welcome Ganpati Bappa home with an invitation as vivid as the celebration itself. Every Ganesh Chaturthi template on InviteMyPeople opens with a curtain-opening darshan reveal, carries the full puja muhurat, and includes a blessing wall guests can sign — genuinely interactive, not just a photo forwarded on WhatsApp.
Each design is built mobile-first around Ganpati's idol photo, a curtain-opening reveal animation, and a devotional colour palette drawn from marigold, vermilion and gold. Puja muhurat, aarti timings, and visarjan details all sit on one shareable link, alongside interactive RSVP tracking that records who's attending, how many are coming, and the blessings they leave on your wishes wall.
Personalize a template in our Invitation Builder — a live phone preview updates instantly as you add your family name, dates and venue, so you see exactly what your guests will see before you publish. Once it's live, every RSVP, headcount and blessing flows into your private host dashboard, ready to download for prasad and seating planning, the same interactive RSVP tracking that powers every InviteMyPeople invitation, wedding or otherwise.
Every template includes an interactive blessing wall where visitors can leave their wishes for Bappa and your family alongside their RSVP, turning a one-time card into something guests keep coming back to before the visarjan. Nothing here is a static graphic — every reveal, every form, every wall of blessings is built to be tapped, filled in, and shared.
Pricing is all-inclusive, with no per-guest costs — so updating a muhurat time or a venue after the fact never means starting over. Share one link on WhatsApp and your entire community can RSVP, view the puja details and leave their blessings in one place, right up until visarjan day, with nothing lost between the first darshan and the final aarti.
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most widely celebrated festivals across Indian celebrations, and InviteMyPeople's digital cards are built to match its scale and energy. Send your Ganpati Sthapana, daily aarti schedule or Visarjan procession details as a single WhatsApp e-invite, and your entire building, society, mandal or extended family can open the same curtain-reveal darshan experience on their phones — no printing, no courier, no forwarding a blurry photo of a poster. Because Ganesh Chaturthi gatherings often run ten days with different footfall each evening, the built-in RSVP tool tracks who's attending which aarti in real time, so hosts and mandal committees can plan prasad and seating with confidence instead of estimating. Every template carries modak motifs, marigold and vermilion tones, and a blessing wall guests can sign alongside their RSVP. Update aarti timings or the Visarjan date at any point after the card is sent, and every guest holding the link sees the change instantly — Ganpati Bappa Morya, delivered straight to WhatsApp.
Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations bring together neighbours, extended family and an entire housing society, often across a wide range of ages and comfort with technology. InviteMyPeople's invitations open directly inside WhatsApp the moment a guest taps the link — no app download, login or account needed — so a building's entire resident list, from young families to elderly neighbours, sees the same darshan reveal and can RSVP with one tap.
Whether you're hosting an intimate one-and-a-half-day Ganpati at home or coordinating a ten-day community mandal with daily aarti, cultural programs and a grand Visarjan procession, our templates scale to match. Add each day's aarti timing separately, list cultural events like modak-making contests or evening bhajans, and give your entire building or mandal committee one link that covers the full ten days rather than a fresh forward for every event.
Yes — add as many events as your celebration actually has, each with its own date, time and description, from Sthapana morning through to Visarjan. Guests see the full schedule on one link instead of receiving a separate message for every day.
Both run alongside each other. Guests RSVP with their attendance and headcount the same way they would on any InviteMyPeople invitation, and separately can leave a blessing or wish for Bappa and your family on the wishes wall — the two features are independent, so you get accurate numbers for prasad planning as well as a keepsake of everyone's wishes.
Yes, instantly. Update the detail in your host dashboard and every guest holding the link sees the change the next time they open it — no need to send a fresh message to your whole society or mandal.