Navratri cards for every day of the nine nights
One card for each goddess, from Ghatasthapana on day one to Vijayadashami on day ten, and a Durga Puja and Garba card for the whole festival. Add your names and a line of your own, then share the link on WhatsApp.
A card for each of the nine nights
- Day 1, Maa Shailaputri — set the Ghatasthapana kalash: the coconut settles on its mango leaves and barley sprouts in the soil.
When to send
Send each day's card on the morning of that day, so the family group gets one card a day through the festival. Navratri's dates move each year, and so do the colours many people wear, so you can add this year's colour of the day to each day's card.
How to send it on WhatsApp
- Pick today's card above, add your names and a line of your own, and watch the preview update as you type.
- Press Share, then Share on WhatsApp.
- Post it in the family group. Each day has its own card and its own link, so the group can follow all nine nights.
Questions people ask
Which card do I send on which day?
There is one for each goddess, in order, from Maa Shailaputri on day one to Maa Siddhidatri on day nine, then Vijayadashami on day ten. The Navratri / Durga Puja card suits any day of the festival.
Which days are Durga Ashtami and Maha Navami?
Durga Ashtami is day 8, the card for Maa Mahagauri. Maha Navami is day 9, the card for Maa Siddhidatri.
How long do the cards stay live?
On the free plan, each day's card stays live for three days from when you make it, the Vijayadashami card for a week and the Navratri / Durga Puja card for two weeks. So make each card close to its day. Paid plans can choose a longer time.
Can I write in Hindi or Gujarati?
Yes. Type your blessing and note in any language; the card shows it in the phone's own font.