Diwali, Holi, Eid, Christmas, Navratri & Rakhi
Festival party invitations for the whole family and society.
Guests draw with a sparkler across a night sky and seven diyas light one by one, then fireworks. Indigo, plum and marigold with swinging kandils: the evening plan, a mithai box you open sweet by sweet, taash tables and a colour dress code.
Guests swipe and tap to throw gulal until a white page is drenched in pink, yellow, green, blue and violet. Organic colour guide, thandai and gujiya stalls, a Holi playlist and splash rules.
Guests drag the clouds apart to sight the Eid moon over a skyline of domes and lanterns. Midnight teal, emerald and old gold: Eid day from namaz to mehfil, the dawat on a dastarkhwan and eidi envelopes that open.
Guests press and hold the plug and the Christmas tree lights up bulb by bulb until the star glows. Pine green and berry red: the Christmas table, Secret Santa gift-tag rules, carols by the tree and an ugly sweater contest.
Guests strike a pair of dandiya sticks eight times and the garbo pot lights up through every hole. Magenta, marigold and mirror-work: nine nights and nine colours, passes, learn-the-steps cards and food stalls.
Guests drag a marigold rakhi onto a kurta cuff and the silk thread wraps and knots. Vermilion and gold: who ties whose rakhi, the rakhi thali explained, the day's plan and a promises wall for siblings.
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