3 free designs
Diwali invitation maker
A Diwali invitation should feel like the festival itself: warm light, bright colour and a big welcome. These cards lead with the occasion (a Diwali party, a Lakshmi Puja or a Diwali Milan), then give the date, the puja or party time and the address clearly.
Choose a diwali template
3 templates
About these designs
Pick a deep indigo card with a lit diya on a gold arch for a Diwali night party, a modern geometric rangoli in a colour gradient for a society or office Diwali Milan, or a marigold toran for a Lakshmi Puja at home. Each has three colour themes, and every card can play a fireworks, lanterns or sparkle reveal that you can save as a GIF or MP4.
Everything is made in your browser, so the names, dates and addresses you type are not uploaded to us.
What you can customise
- The event title, such as “Diwali Night”, “Lakshmi Puja” or “Diwali Milan”, and a greeting above it, such as “Happy Diwali” or “शुभ दीपावली”
- Who is hosting, the date, the puja or party time, the venue and the address
- A short message, such as the plan for the evening
- A dress code or theme, such as “Festive ethnic wear”, and an RSVP contact
- A colour theme, and English or Hindi text
Tips before you share it
- Diwali weekends fill up fast: send invitations two to three weeks ahead, and confirm the Lakshmi Puja date and muhurat with your family or the panchang.
- For a puja, put the muhurat time on the card and say if dinner follows, so guests know when to arrive.
- Mention a dress code or a theme colour if you want everyone to match in the photos.
- Download a PNG to send on WhatsApp, or a PDF to print (5×7 inch, no bleed or crop marks). The animated version saves as a GIF or MP4 for a family group or a status update.
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