A printable planner built around how Indian families actually celebrate: the muhurat, the puja samagri, the mithai order, the relatives you must call personally, and the shagun you’ll want to remember next year.
47 pages · 10 festivals · 10 wedding functions · Printable A4 + clickable on tablet
None of this is about money or effort. It’s about having one place where the details live — so the festival feels like a festival.
Three short films on the moments the planner was made for.
Who gave what, and on which occasion — answered in one glance, with respect.
Festival budgets, catering quantities and a 14-category wedding budget.
Pay, download, print or write on your tablet — three simple steps.
Every festival page follows the real order of rituals — then leaves space for your family’s own way of doing things.
Diwali’s five days, Navratri’s nine nights, Chhath’s four days of arghya, Ganesh sthapana to visarjan, Karva Chauth from sargi to moonrise.
Roka to griha pravesh — haldi, mehendi, sangeet, baraat & milni, pheras, vidaai — plus budget, vendors, guests and a day-of timeline.
A proper shagun and gift register so what came in, and what you gave before, is never a guess again.
Hindu, Sikh, Muslim and Christian celebrations are included. Customs vary by region and family — every page has room to make it yours.
One download. Print what you need, as many times as you need.