Family celebration
Digital naamkaran invitation
Invite family to the naamkaran with one link: the puja time, the venue with a map link, and RSVPs. After the ceremony, share the baby's name on the same page.
When it happens: Often on the 11th or 12th day after the birth, or on a date the family priest suggests.
Every guest page has
Schedule and venue maps
RSVP with plus-ones
Headcount per function
Photo gallery
Find your photos, when you turn it on
Wishes from guests
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What a naamkaran guest page should carry
The exact puja time. Guests plan around the muhurat, and the elders want to be there for it.
An update with the baby's name once it is announced. Updates show at the top of the page, so relatives who could not come see it too.
RSVPs with plus-ones, so you know how many to cook for when most of the guests are family.
Naamkaran questions hosts ask
What do I pick as the celebration type?
In the app, tap Naamkaran when you create the celebration. On the website, pick Something else and type Naamkaran. Name the celebration as you like, such as 'Baby Sharma's Naamkaran'; that is what guests see.
Can guests add their photos of the day?
Yes. Guests on your list sign in with the phone number or email you saved for them and add photos to the gallery, so the day's pictures end up in one place.
Family celebrations
Birthday
Anniversary
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