Eid ul-Fitr comes at the end of Ramadan and Eid ul-Adha about seventy days later, and on both days homes fill with visitors. The morning begins with Eid namaz, then come the sewaiyan and sheer khurma for whoever drops by, and many families hold a proper dawat at lunch or dinner for friends, neighbours and colleagues of every faith. Because the exact date depends on the moon sighting, invitations often say “on Eid” and confirm the day once the chaand is seen, which is where a link you can update helps.
This free invite page lets you set the dawat, an open house for sewaiyan and an evening Eid milan as separate timings, each with a Google Maps button. If the date shifts by a day after the moon sighting, edit the invite and the same link shows the correct day. Guests reply with how many are coming, so you can plan the biryani, and the page reads in Hindi-Urdu or English with one tap.
What your guests get
- Dawat, sheer khurma open house and Eid milan timings
- Update the date after the moon sighting, same link
- Headcount for the kitchen, exportable to Excel
- Directions to your home with one tap
- A lantern-lit design with a crescent motif