Make a Lohri invitation video, free
Type what you’re celebrating and who’s inviting, add a family photo if you like, then the date, time and place. Your invitation plays to a dhol song by a Lohri bonfire. Send it on WhatsApp to every guest. Free, no sign-up.
How it works
Say what you’re celebrating
Lohri Night, your family’s Lohri, or a baby’s or a newly married couple’s first Lohri, and who’s inviting.
Add a photo, the date and the place
A family photo if you like, then the day, the time and the place, and a phone or WhatsApp number for replies.
Download or share
Download the MP4 and send it on WhatsApp, or share a link that plays it on its own page.
Start from this design
Tap it to open it and fill in your details.
A Lohri invitation card that moves
Instead of a still card, your invitation plays like a short film on a cold indigo night: phulkari stitches itself round your words in floss silk, and the bonfire flares on every beat of the dhol. The date, time and place sit on a calm band below the fire, easy to read on a phone.
Every word is yours to change, and the parts you don’t need, like the phone number, can be left out.
For a first Lohri
Inviting family to a baby’s or a newly married couple’s first Lohri? Write it as the occasion and add their photo: it sits in a magenta frame whose phulkari border stitches itself, while handfuls of popcorn, peanuts and rewari are tossed into the fire.
What goes in it
What you’re celebrating
Lohri Night, Our first Lohri, or your own words.
Who’s inviting
Your family’s name, or the parents’ names.
A photo
Optional: your family, the baby or the couple.
When and where
The day and date, the time and the place.
How to reply
A phone or WhatsApp number, or leave it out.
Questions
Is this Lohri invitation video maker free?
Yes. Make the invitation online in your browser and download the MP4 without signing up.
Can I make a first Lohri invitation for a baby?
Yes. Write “Our baby’s first Lohri” (or the baby’s name) as the occasion and add the baby’s photo.
Can I send it on WhatsApp?
Yes. Download the MP4 and send it in a chat or a family group, or post it as your Status.
Does it have music?
Yes, a dhol song, and the fire flares on its beat.
Can I write the invitation in Punjabi?
Yes. It opens in English: type the occasion, the names, the place and the rest in Punjabi, Hindi or English. The letters are drawn whole and long words shrink to fit.