Online invitation Vesak (Buddha Day)
From lighting lanterns to meditating together: organize a Vesak celebration where compassion, gratitude, and connection take center stage.
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A day of light, silence, and pausing to reflect on what truly matters.
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Ontwerp uitnodigingen, herinneringen, vragenlijsten en een fotoboek.
Wie mag je verwelkomen?
Your guests? Buddhists who have been anticipating this day all year, interested friends who want to learn more about the teachings of the Buddha, and families who want to meditate together and light lanterns. With Easyinvite, you keep track of who's participating, who eats vegetarian, and who's visiting a Vesak celebration for the first time.
De perfecte voorbereiding
Share the program of the celebration and what guests can expect in terms of meditation and rituals.
Nagenieten met een online fotoboek
The last lantern fades, the incense scent still lingers in the air, and the silence of the meditation still resonates. Time to bring together all the photos — from the illuminated lanterns to the group meditation — in an online photo book. Put it together and send it to your guests as a memory of a day of light and reflection.
Who's celebrating along?
Keep track of who's participating in the celebration, whether guests have experience with meditation, and if there are dietary requirements for the vegetarian meal. Are children coming along? This way, you tailor the program to all participants.
Invitation to light
Send an invitation that sets the atmosphere: "On May 12, we celebrate Vesak — the birth, enlightenment, and passing of the Buddha. Come together to meditate, light lanterns, and share in compassion." And just before: "Tomorrow is Vesak. Bring comfortable clothing and an open heart."
Light and reflection preserved
From the first lantern being lit to the still faces during meditation — preserve all moments of this special day in an online photo book. Send it as a memory of a celebration full of compassion.
Words of compassion
Not sure how to explain Vesak to guests who don't know the tradition? The AI assistant helps you with warm, respectful texts that convey the essence of Buddha Day.
Meditation, meal, and traditions
Beforehand, ask if guests have experience with meditation, whether they're joining the communal meal, and if they want to light lanterns. Afterwards, you can ask which part made the biggest impression and whether they'll come again next year.
Celebration at a glance
View how many guests are participating, who's joining for the meal, and how many lanterns you need. So you organize a serene celebration without rushing.
