Save the date · Family blessings · Plus
Aashirwad, a blessing save the date for the family
Give your aashirwad.
Aashirwad opens with the couple folding their hands and a line to the household: "Sharma family, we need your blessing." The family taps a thaal of petals to shower them, three times, with a counter from 0/3. Then: "Come bless us in person", the names, date, city and Add to Calendar.
Step by step
What your guests see
- "<Surname> family, we need your blessing"
- Tap the petal thaal to shower, three blessings
- "Come bless us in person"
- Names, date, city and Add to Calendar
About Aashirwad
Who it suits
Asking elders for aashirwad is how every Indian wedding starts, and this puts that request on their phone. The gesture is a tap, and the screen tells them what to do.
The ending line keeps their name: "Sharma family blessed us."
Best for: Parents' friends, grandparents, bade papa and chachi: anyone you would touch feet for.
At a glance
The details
- Format
- A link, plays in the browser
- Gesture
- Tap, three times
- Addressed to
- The household by surname
- Sound
- Yes
- You fill in
- Your two names · The date · The city
- Price
- Comes with Plus, ₹2,999 once per wedding plus GST.
Questions
About Aashirwad
What does the family do in the Aashirwad save the date?
They tap a plate of petals three times to shower the couple with blessings, then the date appears.
Is Aashirwad suitable for grandparents?
Yes. It needs only taps, says what to do on screen, and has nothing to win or lose.
