Ganeshotsav · a seasonal atelier

बाप्पा येत आहेत —
a Ganpati invitation that brings everyone home

Before cards and forwards, a Ganpati invitation was a knock on the door — akshata on the card, the whole family asked for darshan, aarti and maha-prasad. Btwinus brings that knock back: your own Bappa's photo behind a curtain, a bell for your guest to ring, and words in your hand.

They ring the bellAkshata scatters and the wada doors swing open on a lamplit curtain.
The curtain partsDarshan — your Bappa, in an aarti glow, under a shower of marigold.
The aamantranSthapana, aarti and visarjan details, your words, and गणपती बाप्पा मोरया!

A Ganpati invitation that isn't a forwarded JPEG

Every Ganeshotsav the same image goes around forty groups until nobody knows whose Bappa it is. A Btwinus Ganpati invitation is a link instead — it opens on your doorstep, your guest rings the bell, and the curtain parts on your murti. The aamantran feels addressed to them, because it is.

What goes on the invitation

Who it's for

Families doing घरगुती Ganpati at home, housing-society and building mandals, and public सार्वजनिक mandals who want an आमंत्रण पत्रिका that survives being forwarded. It works on WhatsApp, Instagram, SMS or email — anywhere a link goes. Your guests need no app and no account to open it.

Questions about Ganpati invitations

How do I make a Ganpati invitation online?

Open the Ganpati studio, pick a card design, upload a photo of your Bappa, fill in the sthapana, aarti and visarjan timings, and write your aamantran. You get a link you can share on WhatsApp in about five minutes.

Is the Ganpati invitation card free?

Yes. You can make and send Ganpati invitations on the free plan. Premium designs, extra handwriting styles and unlimited sends are on the paid plans, but you never need to pay to invite people.

Can I send the invitation on WhatsApp?

Yes — the invitation is a link, so it works anywhere you can paste a link. The studio has a one-tap WhatsApp share button, and the link shows a preview card in the chat.

Can I add my own Ganpati murti photo?

Yes. Your Bappa's photo sits behind a curtain in the invitation. When your guest rings the bell, the curtain parts and the photo is revealed in an aarti glow — the darshan moment.

Can I write the invitation in Marathi or Hindi?

Yes. Type in Marathi, Hindi or English and the message renders in a handwritten Devanagari script. सहकुटुंब सहपरिवार या — write it exactly as you would say it.

Do the guests need an account to open it?

No. Anyone with the link can open the invitation. No app, no sign-up, no download — it opens straight in their browser.

What details can I put on the invitation?

Your family or host names, the venue address, the sthapana date and time, the daily aarti time, the visarjan day, and a personal message in your own hand.