Let them ring the bell before they arrive
Your guests press the doorbell, turn the key or ride the lift up to your floor, then find the puja timings, the lunch plan and directions to a building they have never been to.
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Ravi & Leela
Griha Pravesh, Flat B-1204
Opens with Wax-Seal Envelope
What your housewarming invitation can do
Openings that feel like arriving
Ring the doorbell, turn the key in the lock, ride the lift floor by floor or snip the ribbon across the door.
Griha Pravesh or casual
Start from a traditional style with puja and blessings, or a relaxed one for drinks and dinner on the terrace.
Directions to a new address
Nobody knows your new building yet. A map link, the tower and flat number, and parking notes save a lot of phone calls.
Puja, katha and lunch timings
List each part of the day so guests can come for the ceremony, the meal or both.
Show off the new place
Add a few photos of the home, the view or the keys being handed over.
Saved to their calendar
Guests add the day to their calendar in one tap, with the address already filled in.
Why a housewarming invitation needs more than a date
A new home comes with a new address that none of your guests know. Gated societies have three gates, towers have letters, and the cab driver will always stop at the wrong one. The invitation is the best place to solve that, with a map link and a clear note on where to park and which lift to take.
A Griha Pravesh also has a shape to the day: the puja at an auspicious time, a katha, then lunch. Some relatives want to be there for every moment, some friends will drop in after work. Laying out the timings lets everyone choose, and the RSVP tells you how many to cook for.
And it should feel like being welcomed in. The openings were made for exactly that: a doorbell chime, a key turning, a lift arriving at your floor. Small touches, but they make a simple invitation feel personal.
Pick a starting style
Each one fills in sensible events, wording and a matching look. Change anything afterwards.
6 openings for housewarmings
The first thing guests see, and the part they show to whoever is sitting next to them.
- Wax-Seal EnvelopeBreak the seal and the card slides out
- Foil ScratchGuests rub away gold foil to find the date
- Ring the DoorbellDing-dong, and the front door opens
- Turn the KeyDrag the key to the lock to step inside
- Take the LiftRide up floor by floor to your front door
- Cut the RibbonSwipe across the ribbon to declare it open
Templates to start from
Every template comes with a palette and type pairing. Swap either one in the Studio.
Modern Line
Clean grid, strong type and lots of air
Cozy Cottage
A cottage with chimney smoke, plants and fairy lights
City Lights
An apartment block with windows lighting up at dusk
Griha Pravesh
Toran, diyas and rangoli in saffron and gold
Blueprint
An architect's sketch of your new address
Housewarming invitation questions
Yes. Add each part of the day, such as Ganesh puja, Satyanarayan katha and lunch, with its own start and end time.
Add the full address and venue name, such as the tower and flat number, to each event. Every event has a one-tap Google Maps link, and you can add notes about gates and parking.
Guest groups are a wedding feature, but you can list both the morning and evening plans and let guests say which they will come to in the RSVP.
Yes. The Modern housewarming style suits drinks and dinner, with templates like City Lights and Blueprint.
Yes. Edit the invitation from your private edit link and the change appears immediately. Post an update so guests notice it under the bell.
Open your doors, starting here
Choose Griha Pravesh or Modern, add your address and the timings, and share the link.
Design your housewarming invitation