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Diwali
Invitation Cards

20 invitations for a Diwali party, puja, dinner, school mela and more. Colour the picture, fill in the details and fold once.

πŸŽ‰ 20 Diwali invitation cards

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About these Diwali invitation cards

Planning a Diwali get-together? Here are 20 free printable Diwali invitation cards that children can colour and help send out. There are invitations for a Diwali party, a puja, a family dinner, a sweets party, a rangoli party, diya painting, a class party, a school mela and more. Each one prints in black and white on one A4 page. The front says who is invited to what, and the back has lines for the date, the time, the place and who it is from. Fold it once along the dashed line and it is ready to give. Tap an invitation to see it large, or press PDF to download it straight away.

Questions parents ask

4 quick answers

How do I make a Diwali invitation from these?

Print the page on A4, colour the picture, fill in the date, time and place, then fold the paper in half along the dashed line.

Why is half the page upside down?

That half is the back of the invitation, where the details go. Once you fold along the dashed line, it reads the right way up.

What should a Diwali invitation say?

Say what the event is, then the date, the time and the place, and who it is from. These invitations have a line for each of these.

Can I print these for a school or class event?

Yes. There are invitations for a class Diwali party and a school Diwali mela, and you can print as many copies as you need.