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FestivalEid blessings — five chapters as beautiful as the crescent
Tap the moon three times → cascade 16 lanterns → sweets reveal → greetings contributions wall → Eid Blessed badge.
Free plan · No app download · Delivered via WhatsApp
What makes this experience special
Moon tap × 3
Chapter 1: tap the crescent moon three times — each tap brightens it and a star appears beside it.
Lantern cascade
Chapter 2: 16 lanterns cascade across the night sky — tap each one to light it and reveal a blessing.
Sweets reveal chapter
Chapter 3: a tray of Eid sweets appears — each sweet tapped reveals a fragment of your personalised greeting.
Greetings contributions wall
Family and friends add their own Eid Mubarak to a shared wall — collective celebration in one link.
Eid Blessed badge
Completing all five chapters unlocks the Eid Blessed badge — shareable and a record of the celebration.
Scheduled delivery
Schedule to arrive on Eid morning automatically — no remembering required.
How it works
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Choose the Eid Mubarak experience and enter the recipient's name.
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Write your Eid blessings or use AI for traditional greetings.
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Share the contribution link for family to add their wishes.
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The experience delivers on Eid morning — five chapters of blessings.
“Eid is the celebration of faith, family, and gratitude. Your greeting should feel like all three.”
— The Wowzey team
Planning a Indian Festivals moment
Eid actually refers to two distinct festivals on the Islamic calendar, and it matters which one you're sending wishes for. Eid ul-Fitr marks the end of the month-long Ramadan fast, celebrated with sheer khurma and a sense of relief and gratitude, while Eid ul-Adha (Bakrid), roughly two months later, commemorates Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice and centres on qurbani. Both dates shift each year because they follow the lunar Hijri calendar, and the exact day is only confirmed once the moon is sighted on Chaand Raat, the night before.
That uncertainty is part of the culture, not an inconvenience — many families wait for the moon-sighting announcement before confirming plans, which is why greetings often go out as 'Eid Mubarak, expected [date]' rather than a fixed day. On the morning itself, the routine is fairly consistent nationwide: new clothes, Eid namaz at the mosque or eidgah, elders giving Eidi (cash gifts) to children, and an afternoon of visiting relatives' homes for sevaiyan or biryani.
If you're writing wishes for a Muslim colleague or friend rather than family, keep it warm but not presumptive — 'Eid Mubarak, hope you have a wonderful day with family' works better than assuming which Eid or which rituals they personally observe, since practice varies by region and family.
Ideas by who you’re greeting
Close family
- A greeting after the Eid namaz and before the visiting starts — the morning window
- For Eid al-Fitr, acknowledge the month of fasting just completed; for Eid al-Adha, the spirit of sacrifice and the qurbani
- A photo experience from last year — the sewaiyaan, the new clothes, the eidi being handed out
Children in the family
- Eidi is the tradition — pair a digital greeting with money sent by UPI if you cannot hand it over
Friends
- "Eid Mubarak" with a specific memory — the sheer khurma at their house, the year you were invited over
Colleagues and clients
- A warm, simple "Eid Mubarak"; keep it inclusive and short
What to actually write
Adapt these — they work because they name something specific. A line that could be sent to anyone reads like it was.
“Eid Mubarak to all of you. A month of your rozas done — you've earned every bowl of sheer khurma today. Missing the house full of people and the kids counting their eidi loudly.”
“Eid Mubarak! Still think about the sheer khurma at your place two years ago — nothing since has come close. Hope the house is full today.”
“Wishing you and your family a very happy Eid Mubarak. Enjoy the celebration and the time with family.”
When a digital gift works — and when to send something physical
Send something physical when…
- You will visit in person — the sweets, the hug and the eidi happen face to face
- For children expecting eidi in hand
A digital experience fits when…
- Family and friends in other cities or countries you cannot visit on the day
- You want the greeting to land in the morning window between namaz and visiting
- Sending eidi by UPI alongside a proper greeting rather than a bare transfer
Common mistakes
- Using the same message for Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha — one follows a month of fasting, the other centres on sacrifice
- A greeting at night when the day's heart is the morning
- A bare UPI transfer as eidi with no message attached
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha (Bakrid)?+
Eid ul-Fitr comes right after Ramadan ends and celebrates the completion of the month-long fast — it's the more widely celebrated of the two in India, with sheer khurma and family visits. Eid ul-Adha, also called Bakrid, falls about two months later and commemorates Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice, marked by qurbani (ritual sacrifice) and distributing meat to family, neighbours, and those in need.
Why does the date of Eid change every year, and sometimes by a day even within India?+
Eid follows the Islamic Hijri calendar, which is lunar and about 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year, so the date shifts earlier each year. The exact day also depends on the physical sighting of the new moon on Chaand Raat, which can occasionally differ by a day between regions depending on when and where the moon is visible.
What should I write in an Eid card for a colleague who isn't a close friend?+
Keep it simple and warm rather than overly familiar — 'Eid Mubarak, wishing you and your family a joyful celebration' covers it without assuming specifics about their observance. Avoid mixing up which Eid you mean, since 'happy fasting' greetings only apply to Eid ul-Fitr, not Bakrid.
Can I schedule an Eid card if the date isn't confirmed until the night before?+
Yes — you can schedule delivery for the likely date based on the expected moon sighting, and adjust it the evening before once Chaand Raat confirms the day. Most people send Eid greetings on WhatsApp the same morning once the date is settled, so scheduling a few hours ahead still lands well within the celebration.