Lohri and Makar Sankranti party invitation message
Short Lohri and Makar Sankranti invitation messages for a bonfire evening, a kite day or a family lunch.
Summarize with ChatGPTA good Lohri or Makar Sankranti invitation says the date, the time, the place, and what guests should expect: a bonfire, food, music or kites. Lohri is usually on January 13 and Makar Sankranti on January 14, but check your own calendar for the exact day, because the date can move by a day. Send invitations two weeks ahead, in the first days of January.
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Lohri party invitation message
“Lohri is here! Join us around the bonfire on [date] at [time], [address]. Gajak, rewri, peanuts and hot food. Please reply here so we can plan: [link]. Reply by [date].”
Bonfire and dinner
“Lohri evening at ours on [date]. Bonfire at [time], dinner after. Please bring warm clothes. Directions and your reply here: [link].”
First Lohri of a baby or a newly married couple
“We are celebrating [name]'s first Lohri on [date] at [time], [address]. Your blessings and your company will make it special. Please reply here: [link].”
Makar Sankranti kite day
“Makar Sankranti kite day at [place] on [date] from [time]. Kites, til-gud and khichdi. Bring a cap and sunscreen. Reply here: [link].”
Family lunch message
“Makar Sankranti lunch with the family on [date], [time], at [address]. Til ladoo, khichdi and good company. Tell us how many are coming: [link].”
What to ask when guests reply
- How many are coming, including children.
- Dietary needs and allergies.
- Whether they need a ride or parking.
- Whether they can bring a dish or a kite.
When to send it
Send the first message two weeks before and a reminder two days before with the time, the place and a warm-clothes note for an evening bonfire.
Mistakes to avoid
- Writing the wrong date. Confirm it for your city.
- Forgetting a safety note if there will be an open fire or kites near roads.
- Sending the address as a screenshot instead of a link that opens directions.