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Pasni invitation card पास्नी · अन्नप्राशन
Pasni, or annaprashan, is your baby’s first taste of rice, usually in the fifth month for a daughter and the sixth for a son. We design a pasni invitation card online with your baby’s name and photo, the date in Bikram Sambat and AD, the time of the feast, a map and replies from every guest.
from Rs 11,111Designed for your family · we reply with a price in one business day · paid once
What’s included
Name, a photo, and a line from the proud parents.
The puja, the first rice and the feast, each with a time.
Directions for every guest.
Numbers for the feast, from near and far.
Pasni, the rice-feeding ceremony, is usually held in the fifth month for a daughter and the sixth month for a son, on an auspicious day chosen with the family priest. Relatives give the baby the first rice and blessings, followed by a family feast.
Write your baby’s name and the parents’ names, the day in Bikram Sambat and AD, the venue and the time of the feast. Many families add a baby photo and a short blessing. Nimtto sets it in English, Nepali or both, with a map and replies.
How it works
We make it with you on WhatsApp, in English or Nepali. You see every change first.
Choose it in the order form and write a few words: the people, the programme, the colours you like.
Within one business day, on WhatsApp or email. You pay only when you are happy with it.
On WhatsApp, in English or Nepali. You see every change before anyone else does.
Family near and far open it on WhatsApp, Viber or Messenger, see the programme and reply.
Questions
Send pasni invitations about two weeks before the day. An online card goes out on WhatsApp the moment it is ready, and you can update the time for everyone if the sait changes.
It is designed for your family on the Custom plan, from Rs 11,111. Tell us your idea and we reply within one business day with a price. Pay by Khalti, eSewa, bank QR, or PayPal from abroad.
Yes. Add a photo of your baby to the card, and after the day you can add the photos of the pasni for family to see.
Tell us about your day. We reply on WhatsApp, in English or Nepali.