Seventy-five years is celebrated in many Indian families as an amrit mahotsav: a morning puja for long life, a lunch where every branch of the family turns up, and often an evening felicitation where old colleagues, students or neighbours speak about the person being honoured. In Gujarati and Marathi homes the felicitation can be a formal affair with a shawl, a coconut and a printed booklet of memories.
With three generations travelling and many elders on the guest list, clarity matters more than decoration. This free invite page gives each part of the day its own time and venue, a Google Maps button and add-to-calendar, and collects replies with headcounts from every household. The grandchildren can build a photo story of seventy-five years, and the language toggle lets the elder generation read the page in Hindi or their own language.
What your guests get
- Puja, lunch and felicitation timings
- Headcount from every branch of the family
- A photo story spanning seventy-five years
- Readable in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi or English
- QR card for elders who prefer print