Bratabandha, pasni, birthdays, festivals, openings and more: 99 templates you can customise online free and share as one link that collects RSVPs.
An online invitation card is a designed card that guests open from a link instead of receiving on paper. On Bihekocard you pick a template for the occasion, type the names, the Bikram Sambat date and the venue, and send one link on WhatsApp, Viber or Messenger. Guests reply from the card and every RSVP lands on your dashboard.
The same card also exports as a PDF or PNG, so a short printed run for elders matches what everyone else receives.
Updated 25 September 2026
Bratabandha cards
Janai, Gayatri mantra and Kayta Puja designs for the sacred thread ceremony. Type the boy’s name once and share the card as one link.
See designsPasni cards
Silver bowl and traditional designs for the annaprashan. Add the baby’s name and photo, and send one link to the whole family.
See designsNwaran cards
A soft, simple card to invite family to the naming day and announce the baby’s name.
See designsBaby shower cards
Pastel designs for a baby shower or a traditional godh bharai. Add the date, the venue and a note, then share one link.
See designsBirthday cards
Balloons for a first birthday, black and gold for a fiftieth, and Devanagari designs for elders. Type the name and share one link.
See designsAnniversary cards
Gold ribbon and rose garden designs for a wedding anniversary party. Add the couple’s names and photo and share the link.
See designsGriha Pravesh cards
Toran, kalash and diya designs for the first puja in a new house. Add the address and saait, and guests get a map with the card.
See designsChhewar and mundan cards
Invite family to the chhewar or mundan, with the child’s name, the saait fixed by the priest and one link that collects replies.
See designsPuja invitations
Invite family and neighbours to the katha, the aarati and the prasad, with the puja time, the Nepali date and one link that collects replies.
See designsShraddha and memorial cards
Quiet, respectful designs to tell relatives about a shraddha, barkhi or prayer meeting, in Nepali or English.
See designsDashain cards
Invite the family for tika or send Vijaya Dashami wishes with jamara, the Nepali date and the tika saait on one card.
See designsTihar cards
Diyo, makhamali garlands and the Nepali date on a card you can send to every brother and sister in one message.
See designsNepali New Year cards
Send Naya Barsha wishes for Baisakh 1 or invite people to a New Year gathering, with your name on the card and one link for WhatsApp or Viber.
See designsTeej cards
Invite sisters, friends and neighbours to the dar, the Teej geet and the dancing, with the Nepali date and one link that collects replies.
See designsEid invitations
Crescent, lantern and geometric designs for an Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha dawat, written in Arabic, Urdu, Nepali or English.
See designsChristmas invitations
Evergreen, candle and star designs for a church programme, a fellowship dinner or a Christmas party at home.
See designsLosar cards
Prayer flags, khata and snow peaks with a Losar greeting, for a family gathering, a community programme or wishes to relatives abroad.
See designsShop opening invitations
Invite customers, family and neighbours to the opening puja of a new shop, clinic, restaurant or office, with a map link to the door.
See designsEvent invitations
Clean designs for a seminar, a product launch, a school’s annual day, a welcome programme or Teachers’ Day, with the programme and a reply link.
See designsWelcome programme cards
Welcome new students, colleagues or guests with a card that carries the programme, the chief guest and a reply link.
See designsTeachers’ Day cards
Students invite their teachers to a programme of thanks, with the date, the venue and a line of respect, ready to print or share.
See designsFarewell and retirement
Honour a colleague’s years of service or send off a graduating batch, with the programme, the venue and a reply link.
See designsBiheko cards for every tradition, with a page for each ceremony and RSVPs on one link.
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