Ganesh Chaturthi cards: modak plate, Mooshak, pandal arch

A Ganesh Chaturthi card is the greeting a family sends to relatives and friends for the festival, printed or shared on a phone. These nine show a brass plate of modaks with the greeting across the top, Ganesha's mouse beside a lit diya, and a marigold toran over an empty pandal seat. The pandal card leaves a clear panel for a message of your own. Type another greeting or language, such as Marathi, and the same three styles carry it.

• a printed card to post to relatives
• a greeting image to share on a phone
• a card for a neighbour or a housing society notice
• a festival card for a school or office

Frequently asked questions

Which greetings are on the cards?

The modak card reads Happy Ganesh Chaturthi, the mouse card reads Ganpati Bappa Morya, and the pandal card reads Shubh Ganesh Chaturthi.

Can I write my own message?

The pandal card has a clear panel in the middle for your own words. For another greeting, type it in your own words.

Can I ask for another language?

Yes. Name the language, such as Marathi. The result is a request, not a guaranteed spelling, so check the wording before you print.

Can I share these on a phone?

Yes. Each is a portrait image, sized for a phone screen or a printed card.

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