Mundan invitation
Mundan ceremony invitation
with every reply in one place.
The mundan, or chudakarana, is your child's first haircut - a small ritual with a big family turnout. Send your mundan ceremony invitation straight to each guest's WhatsApp with Yes, No and Not sure yet buttons. Whether it is at home or at a temple out of town, you know who is coming and everyone gets directions on the day.
Free to start - no credit card required.
This is how the invitation arrives on WhatsApp.
Your card goes out as a real WhatsApp message with reply buttons. Every guest gets their own invitation with their name, and each answer goes straight into your list.
Vihaan's Mundan Sanskar
via Eventi
Vihaan's Mundan
Monday, 9 November - 9 AM
Namaste Rakesh ji! Our son Vihaan's mundan sanskar will be held at the family temple in Varanasi, followed by a bhandara. We would be honoured by your presence. Will you join us?
From card to ceremony in four steps.
Simple enough to finish during your child's nap.
1. Add your card
Upload a card you made in Canva or anywhere else, or start from a free template in our invitation maker.
2. Add your guests
Type names in or import an Excel or CSV sheet with phone numbers, with a preview before you save.
3. Send it on WhatsApp
Each guest gets the card with buttons to reply Yes, No or Not sure yet in one tap.
4. Guide them on the day
Confirmed guests get a message with the time and a directions link to the temple or your home.
Made for
family rituals.
A mundan often means an early start, a temple some distance away and relatives coming from other towns. Eventi keeps everyone informed.
Rides to the temple
Ask who needs a lift and match them with relatives driving the same way - handy when the ceremony is at a family temple out of town.
A real headcount for the bhandara
When one invite covers a family, Eventi asks how many people are coming, so you know how much food to arrange.
Reminders only where needed
Up to three automatic reminder rounds, only to guests without a final answer and never at night.
Tips for a mundan ceremony invitation.
Practical advice for a smooth morning with a little one.
- 1
Check the year and date with your family
Many families hold the mundan in the child's first or third year, and some in the fifth or seventh. The date is often fixed with a priest, and customs vary by community - your elders know your family's practice.
- 2
Say where it is held
Some families do the mundan at home, others at a temple, a family deity's shrine or a holy place such as a river ghat. Name the place clearly and add a landmark.
- 3
Give an early, exact time
The ceremony is often in the morning, when the child is fresh. Put the start time on the card so guests are there before the ritual begins.
- 4
Plan travel for out-of-town relatives
If the temple is in your native town, send the invite early - three to four weeks - so relatives can book travel, and use ride matching for the last stretch.
- 5
Mention the meal or bhandara
Tell guests whether there is a meal afterwards and where it is served, especially if it is at a different place from the ceremony.
- 6
Keep it calm for the child
A smaller guest list and a clear schedule help a toddler through an unfamiliar ritual. Confirm numbers before the day so there are no surprises.
Questions about mundan ceremony invitations.
Everything you need to know before you send.