The muhurtham is at sunrise. Everyone needs to know the way.
Ganapathi Homam before dawn, entering with the kalash at the muhurtham, the first milk boiling over, and lunch on banana leaves for everyone who came. One link tells relatives the exact time, the order of the rituals and the way to a house Google Maps hasn't heard of yet.
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- Every ritual in its place
- List the Ganapathi Homam, the Gruhapravesam itself, Paal Kaachal, a Vastu or Satyanarayana Puja and the lunch, each with its own time. The muhurtham is set large at the top, with a countdown, and guests can add it to their calendar in one tap.
- Kalash, for a traditional morning
- Carved teak doors under a mango-leaf thoranam open onto a kolam; the first milk boils over to bless the house, and each ritual sits on its own brass plate. It suits a Gruhapravesam in Tamil Nadu, a Gruhapravesham in Kerala or a Griha Pravesh anywhere.
- Open House, for a new flat
- A blueprint of the home fills with colour and lamplight, the date hangs on the new house key, and the day is a tour room by room. For a family that wants the puja in the morning and friends over in the evening.
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- Pick a designOpen any design with your own names before you sign up.
- Fill in your weddingFunctions, venues, photos and music, with a phone preview as you type.
- Publish and shareChoose your link, pay once and send it on WhatsApp.
In every invitation
- Countdown to the Gruhapravesam
- The family's section, with a family photo
- A card for every function, with date, time and venue map
- Photo gallery
- Livestream and custom links
- RSVP for each function, with a spreadsheet download
- WhatsApp link preview showing your names and photo
- QR code for printed inserts
Questions couples ask.
Something else on your mind? Ask us
Yes. The main moment (the Gruhapravesam muhurtham) is set large with a countdown, and each ritual gets its own time and place below it.
Paste a Google Maps link to the exact spot, even a dropped pin, and guests get directions in one tap. You can add a landmark in the address too.
Every reply says how many people are coming and which parts of the day they'll join, so you know how many leaves to lay and can tell the cook.
Yes. Kalash offers lines like "Shubh Griha Pravesh" and "With the blessings of our elders", or you can write your family's own.



