Across India the mother-to-be is celebrated in the seventh or eighth month. In the North it is the godh bharai, where elder women fill her lap with fruit, dry fruits and blessings. In Tamil Nadu and Andhra it is the seemantham or valaikaapu, with glass bangles slipped on her wrists, while Bengali families hold a shaadh and Maharashtrians a dohale jevan, feeding her every dish she has been craving.
This free invite page keeps things gentle and easy. Share the time, venue and dress code, green bangles or pastels are popular, with a map and a countdown. Close family can reply with a headcount, and you can keep the page private with a password if the parents-to-be would rather not have photos circulating.
What your guests get
- Ceremony time with a soft countdown
- Dress code such as greens or pastels
- Map to the home or venue
- Optional password for privacy
- RSVP so the hosts can plan the food