a chaand raat on the rooftop — drag a brass spyglass across the dusk sky to spot the crescent first, light lanterns that each hold a dua, add six ingredients to a bowl of sheer khurma, and break the seal on an eidi envelope worth ₹ ∞.
Create your own Eid MubarakLovely’s Eid Mubarak template begins on chaand raat. The sky is turning from apricot to teal over a row of rooftops and minarets, and everyone is upstairs looking for the moon. They drag a brass spyglass around the hazy sky — the hint goes from ‘hmm, keep looking’ to ‘warmer…’ — until the thin crescent locks in and the screen says chaand mubarak.
Then comes a string of fanoos lanterns; every lantern they tap glows warm and reveals one of your duas, from ‘may your biryani always have the aloo’ to ‘may your heart stay exactly this soft’. In the kitchen they add six ingredients to a bowl of sheer khurma — doodh, seviyan, cheeni, khajoor, mewa and zafran — each one flying into the bowl, then stir until it steams. The last scene is an eidi envelope with a crescent seal: they break it, a note worth ‘₹ ∞’ slides out with your photo, and their name appears with your message.
Every line, the eidi note, both names and all three photos are editable, and a stepper sets how many lanterns hang (3 to 6). Publishing costs ₹59 one-time; Lovely gives you a link and a QR code in about five minutes to share on WhatsApp, and they open it without any account.
About five minutes. Pick the template, tap any line on the preview to rewrite it, swap in your own photos, and publish. You get a link and a QR code straight away.
No. The link opens in any phone browser — from WhatsApp, Instagram or a plain text message. There is no app and no account on their side.
Every word including all the duas and the eidi note, both names, and all three photos (the one on the rooftop, the taster in the kitchen and the one inside the envelope). A stepper in the editor sets how many lanterns they light (3 to 6).
The crescent is faint in the dusk sky. They drag a spyglass lens around (or tap where they want it); a hint tells them when they’re getting warmer, and when the lens reaches the moon it locks in, the crescent glows and the scene says chaand mubarak.
The sheer khurma and moon-sighting make it feel most like Eid ul-Fitr, but every line is editable, so it works for Eid al-Adha too — just rewrite the kitchen lines and the duas.
Five minutes from now, your eid mubarak page can be live.
Create your own Eid Mubarak