we got the keys — drag a brass key into the new front door under a marigold toran, tap each room on the blueprint floor plan to move in, light five diyas that draw a rangoli for the griha pravesh, then open an invite with the date, time and address.
Create your own Housewarming InviteLovely’s Housewarming template is a walk into your new home. It opens on a cream wall with a terracotta front door, a marigold-and-mango-leaf toran and a brass nameplate with your family name and flat number. A key lies on the WELCOME mat; they drag it into the lock (or tap “turn the key”) and the door swings open on a warm, glowing room.
Inside, the page turns into a blueprint floor plan. Each room — living room, kitchen, bedroom, balcony, pooja corner, guest room — lights up in colour with a photo when tapped, and a notes strip shows the line you wrote for it. The griha pravesh scene follows: five clay diyas around the doorstep, and every diya they light draws another layer of a rangoli and one more line, until marigold petals fall. The final page is an invite laid out like an architect’s title block, with the event, date, time, address and what to bring, plus a “count me in” button that stamps it.
Every room name, note, invite detail and all eight photos are editable. A stepper chooses how many rooms appear (3 to 6), and a toggle turns the invite details off if you simply want to share the news of the new home. Publishing costs ₹49 one-time; Lovely gives you a link and a QR code in about five minutes, and guests open it on any phone without an account.
About five minutes. Rewrite the nameplate, rooms and invite details on the preview, add your photos, and publish. You get a link and a QR code to share on WhatsApp right away.
No. The invite opens in any phone browser. There is no app and no account needed on the guest’s side.
Every word — nameplate, room names, room notes, diya lines and the full invite — plus all eight photos. A stepper sets how many rooms are on the floor plan (3 to 6), and a toggle hides the invite details if you don’t need them.
Yes. It has a toran on the door, a diya-lighting scene that draws a rangoli, and the default invite reads “griha pravesh + lunch”. You can just as easily rewrite it for a casual housewarming party.
The invite has a “count me in” button and an “i’ll be late (obviously)” button that stamp the invite “see you there” on their screen. It is a playful touch rather than a guest list, so confirm the headcount with them separately.
Five minutes from now, your housewarming invite page can be live.
Create your own Housewarming Invite