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Lohri invitation card for your bonfire night

A festive Lohri invitation card in saffron, mustard and red: a glowing bonfire with sugarcane, peanuts, popcorn and rewari at the bottom, kites and stars along the top, and a phulkari embroidery border down the sides. Type the family name, the date, time and venue, and download the Lohri invitation as JPG and PNG images for WhatsApp, plus a 5×7 inch PDF for printing.

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Lohri Card: Lohri invitation card for your bonfire night

What you get

Page 1, the invitation: Lohri di Lakh Lakh Vadhaiyan, Lohri Celebration in script lettering, a line about bhangra, gidda and rewari, the date, the time and the venue.
Page 2, the evening: bonfire and puja, bhangra and gidda, dinner, the venue, the hosts and an RSVP number.
Every line is editable: make it a first Lohri for a new baby or a newly married couple, or type it in Hindi.

A Lohri invitation for 13 January

Lohri is celebrated on the night before Makar Sankranti, usually 13 January. Send the card on WhatsApp a week ahead so relatives can plan the evening.

Lohri invitation wording

For a baby’s first Lohri, try “Join us to celebrate the first Lohri of our little one”. For newlyweds, “Celebrate the first Lohri of the newly married couple”. Change the heading and the line under the title.

How to make your lohri card

Open the Lohri Card in the card editor.
Type the names, date, time and venue under Card details; every page fills in.
Click any line on the card to change its wording, and pick an ink colour.
Download JPG, PNG or PDF: free with a small watermark, or ₹99 (US$1.99) for 300 DPI files without it.