Your garba night, kept as a page you can share

What is on the page

• Two dandiya sticks. One tap and they clash, the lights come on and your heading appears.
• A garba circle seen from above, the dancers’ skirts spinning as they go round the lamp.
• Up to six of your photos, all the same size.
• The night in numbers: nights danced, hours on your feet, sticks broken.
• The names of the people you danced with.
• A dhol they can tap, nine beats for the nine nights.
• A few words from you, if you want to add them.

For after the garba

Make it the morning after, while your feet still hurt. Add the photos everyone has been asking for, name the crew, and drop the link in the group. It names nobody but you, so the same link works for everyone.

Pick a festive track from the built-in music, or upload the song your group will not stop singing.

Made to be posted

Anyone who opens the page can turn it into a short vertical video, with the sticks, the spinning circle and your photos in it, and the music if you want it. It is the right shape for a status or a reel.

The page itself is deleted 7 days after it opens, so save the video if you want to keep the night.

Numbers worth counting

• How many of the nine nights you made it to.
• How long you danced without sitting down.
• How many times the same song played.
• How many safety pins the outfit needed.
• How many regrets. It is always zero.