Diwali Invitations
From a family Diwali dinner to the card party everyone waits for all year, Fête sets the mood before the first diya is lit — glowing lamps on midnight plum, bright marigold garlands, or a jewel-toned rangoli, with wording written for you and RSVPs tracked live.
Free for up to 50 guests · No credit card required
शुभ दीपावली
You're invited
The Sharma Diwali Party
Saturday, November 7th · 7 PM · Festive Indian attire · Taash party to follow dinner
Hosted by Priya & Rohan Sharma
Tell us the occasion — Fête writes warm, personal invitation wording you can edit or keep.
Invites land in guests’ inboxes from invites@fete.rsvp, with open tracking and one-tap RSVP.
Attending, declined, dietary notes, plus-ones and song requests — all in one live guest list.
No credit card, no ads, no watermarked spam. Your party, beautifully dressed.
Every theme styles your invitation, RSVP page, and emails to match.
Start from the theme on this page or browse all 23 designer looks.
Add your details, let AI draft the wording, tweak colors and fonts to taste.
Email every guest a personal invite link and watch responses roll in live.
Yes. Add it to the Special Note — “Taash party to follow dinner”, or “Cards from 8 PM” — and it shows on your invitation and event page. Put “Festive Indian attire” in Dress Code so guests know to dress up.
Yes. Guests RSVP with one tap, then can add a plus-one by name, flag dietary needs (vegetarian, vegan, nut-free and more) and leave you a note — it all lands in one live guest list with totals.
Yes. Every event gets a shareable link you can paste into WhatsApp, iMessage or any group chat — anyone with the link can add their name and RSVP, no app or account needed. You can also email personal invitations from invites@fete.rsvp.
Free for up to 50 guests per event, including all three Diwali designs and AI-written wording. Pro ($12/mo) unlocks unlimited guests and events, reminders, A/B subject lines and open tracking.
Yes. Set an RSVP deadline — say “RSVP by Nov 1” for a Nov 7 party — and guests see it on the invitation. Pro hosts can send a themed reminder to anyone who hasn’t replied.
No — they’re celebratory, not devotional: diyas, marigolds, rangoli and lanterns, with no deities or temple imagery, so they suit family dinners, office celebrations and card parties alike.
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