Save the date · Family blessings
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A family save the date asks elders for something they already want to give: a blessing. The first screen addresses the household by name, for example "Sharma family, we need your blessing". One small gesture, like showering petals or lighting a diya, opens the date.
These use the same illustrated couple and the same engine as the friends' games, with the joke taken out. Nothing to win, nothing to lose: one tap or one press, and the card appears with the date, the city and add to calendar.
They are written for the people who would be hurt to receive a prank: parents' friends, bade papa, nani's side.
2 of 4 are ready to send today.
Choosing
The couple fold their hands and ask the household by name for their blessing. Each tap on the thaal showers petals, three in all, and the date follows with "Come bless us in person". Made for grandparents and the elders you would touch feet for.
One lamp and one request: light a diya for us. The family presses and holds until it catches, and the card is signed "With Love, Your Family". It suits close relatives, and weddings that fall near Diwali.
A front door with the family's nameplate and a bell to ring. The door opens on the couple holding the card, the way relatives expect the card to arrive in person.
Panditji unrolls a scroll with the shubh muhurat, the date and the city, and the household's name is on the list. For families where the muhurat is the news.
The friends' games all joke that the groom is trying to escape. Sent to a grandmother, that lands wrong. The blessings keep the same illustrated couple and the one-tap ease, and ask for something elders are glad to give.
How it works
Father's side, mother's side, neighbours, however your family already thinks of them.
Every household in it gets the same design with its own family name.
Each household's link opens with "<their surname> family" on the first screen.
Questions
No. Each design asks for one gesture, a tap or a press and hold, and says on screen what to do.
It comes from your guest list. However you have written the household there is how it appears on their save the date.
Yes. What each group gets is set per group, so the family side gets Aashirwad or Light a Diya and the friends' group gets a game, all from one wedding and one guest list.
No. It shows your names, the date and the city. The venue, timings and functions come later on the invitation, which the same family receives from the same wedding.