A funvite Eid invitation can open with a crescent moon and soft lanterns, or arrive as a warm chat message from your family. Send it for Eid ul-Fitr at the end of Ramzan, for Eid ul-Adha, or for an Eid milan gathering in the days after. Hosting an iftar during Ramzan? The same templates work well for that too.
Planning around the moon
The date of Eid depends on the sighting of the moon, so the exact day is often confirmed only the evening before. Many hosts send the invite in advance with “Eid day (insha’Allah [expected date])” or invite guests for the second day of Eid, when the morning rush is over. With a funvite link you can update the date once the moon is sighted, and the same link shows the change.
What to include
- Which Eid and which day, with a note that the date depends on the moon.
- Lunch, dinner or an open-house window for visitors.
- Address and parking, especially near a busy masjid on Eid morning.
- Food notes for guests: biryani, sheer khurma, sewaiyan — and vegetarian options for friends who need them.
- Kids welcome, and any eidi games or activities.
- Host line with the family name.