Ganesh Chaturthi designs for local brands
Ganesh Chaturthi creative has a long life if you plan it as a sequence rather than a single greeting. Brands in Karnataka post through installation, the days of the festival, and visarjan. The layouts on this page cover that range: a welcome frame, a mid-festival frame, and a closing frame, so the page does not repeat one picture for ten days.
Use your own photograph where you can. A hospital pandal, a college celebration, or a shop display is more convincing than a generic idol on a stock background. Keep the caption useful. Say whether you are open, whether visiting hours change, and where people can see the celebration if it is public.
Sunrise Digital designs these sets for clients who want festival creative that still matches their everyday posts. The type, the border, and the logo sit in the same place as the rest of the brand system. That way a Ganesh post does not look like it came from a different company.
Brief the sequence at least a week before installation day. Last-minute posts tend to drop the practical line and keep only the greeting. The practical line is what your regular customers needed.
Visarjan day needs its own frame. Brands that keep posting the installation picture on the last day look like they were not in the city. Plan the closing post when you plan the first one, with a line about the farewell rather than another welcome. If your organisation hosts a public celebration, say where and until when. If you only want a staff greeting, keep the location off the artwork so you do not invite a crowd you cannot host.
Colours can follow the festival without abandoning the brand. Use your logo colours for the border and type, and let the idol or the photograph carry the festival palette. That is how these layouts were built. A full recolour that clashes with the rest of your feed makes the page look rented for ten days. Tell the studio which days you will actually post. A ten-day festival does not need ten designs if your team can only publish four. Include the installation date and the visarjan date so the sequence matches your city.