Create a Terahvin Invitation Card Online
Terahvin marks the thirteenth-day rites after a bereavement, when the family completes the mourning period and offers prayers. Create a traditional, restrained invitation with the date, time and venue, and share it with family and community.
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What details to include
- •Name of the departed (required)
- •Photo (optional) (optional)
- •Ceremony date (required)
- •Time (optional)
- •Venue / address (required)
- •Family / hosts (optional)
- •Contact numbers (optional)
- •Message (optional)
Your details and any photo you add stay on your device and are only included in the card you download.
Message examples you can use
You are respectfully invited to the Terahvin (thirteenth-day rites) and prayer for our beloved [Name]. Kindly join us in prayer for the peace of the departed soul.
Download & share
Download your card as an image (PNG) or PDF, or share it directly to WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. Cards stay private to you — nothing is published online unless you choose to share it. No phone number or email is needed to create or download a card.
Please note
The day and rituals of Terahvin differ across communities. Please confirm with family elders.
Frequently asked questions
What is Terahvin?
Terahvin (or Tehrvi) refers to the thirteenth-day rites after a death, when prayers and a bhoj are traditionally held. Customs vary by community.
What details go on the card?
The name of the departed, the date, time and venue of the ceremony, and the family. Keep the tone subdued.
Can I make it in Hindi and English?
Yes — switch the typing language to write and preview in either.