Here is a simple, respectful invitation you can use for a Chatti naming ceremony in a Jain setting. I’ve kept the tone appropriate for Digambar and Shwetambar traditions, with a short, neutral blessing and clear details.

Option 1 — Formal invitation Namaskar,

With joy and blessings, we invite you to the Chatti naming ceremony of our child.

Date: [exact date, e.g., Sunday, 15 September 2025] Time: [start time] Venue: [name and address of the temple hall or home]

Program:

• Ganesh and Manglik prayers (as per family tradition)
• Chaitya Puja and Namaskar to the Tirthankar
• Namkaran (Chatti) ceremony and name revelation
• Ashirvad and blessings from elders
• Prasad and social gathering

Kindly RSVP by [date] to [contact person and phone/email].

Your presence will bless our family and our child as we begin this sacred journey with a sacred name.

With gratitude, [Parents’ Names] [Addresses or contact details, if desired]

Option 2 — Warm, concise invitation Dear [Name],

We are overjoyed to share that we will name our child at the Chatti ceremony.

Date: [exact date] Time: [start time] Place: [venue]

Please join us for the ceremony and blessings, followed by a light Prasad.

RSVP: [contact info] by [RSVP date]

Your blessings mean a lot to us.

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Tips to customize

• If you follow a specific Digambar/Shwetambar practice, you can add a short verse or prayer: for example, a brief Namokar Mantra or a benediction requesting auspiciousness for the child.
• Include any dress code if you have one (e.g., “Traditional attire requested”).
• If you’d like, I can tailor the text to match your family’s preferred prayers or a specific name you’re considering.

Would you like me to format this as a single printable card and add a chosen name and exact date/time once you provide them?