Puja & katha invitation cards
Traditional cards for Satyanarayan Katha, havan and family pujas — with kalash, diyas, lotuses and temple bells.
4 free templates
Need help with the words? See Puja & Katha invitation wording ideas →
What to write on a puja invitation
Start with a blessing (for example “|| Om Namo Narayanaya ||”), then the name of the puja, the date and muhurat time, your address and whether prasad or a meal follows. Close with your family name and a contact number.
Key facts
- Price
- Free, with no trials or premium tier
- Designs
- 4 free templates
- Downloads
- PNG, JPG, PDF (5×7, 4×6, A5, A6, 2-per-sheet), Instagram/WhatsApp story
- Languages
- 17
- Account
- None needed
- Works on
- Any phone, tablet or computer browser
- Your photos and text
- Stay on your device and are never uploaded
Frequently asked questions
Which pujas can I use these cards for?
Satyanarayan Katha, havan, Sundarkand or Akhand Path, Griha Shanti, Lakshmi Puja and any family puja — just change the title.
Can I share the card on WhatsApp?
Yes. Download the image or send an invite link with a map and calendar reminder.