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Muslim wedding invitations

Muslim wedding invitation cards, online

The Nikah, the Walima and every function before them on one invitation, with Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim at the top, directions to each venue and a reply from every family.

The cover of Perla with the names Ananya and Kabir
The format

What a Muslim wedding invitation card says

In the order guests read it. Every part is yours to change in the studio.

  1. 1

    Bismillah at the top

    Choose the Crescent and star, with "Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim" or "With the blessings of Allah" under it, or write your own line.

  2. 2

    Who is inviting

    Usually the parents, by name, and the grandparents if you like.

  3. 3

    The invitation line

    For example "request the pleasure of your company at the Nikah of their daughter".

  4. 4

    The couple

    Your names, and if you like, "son of" and "daughter of" with your parents' names.

  5. 5

    The functions

    The Mehndi, the Nikah and the Walima, each with its date, time and place, and any other function your family keeps.

  6. 6

    A closing line

    Such as "Your presence and your duas will be our blessing".

  7. 7

    The reply

    A date to reply by. Guests reply on the invitation itself, function by function.

Blessings drawn at the top:Crescent and star
Samples

Nikah and Walima invitation wording samples

Samples to start from. Every name and line is yours to change.

Every function on one invitation

Add each function by its own name: the Mehndi, the Nikah and the Walima, and any other your family keeps. A family invited only to the Walima sees only the Walima.

Guests see each function with its date, time and place, directions and Add to calendar, and reply to each one. Their replies go straight into your guest list.

Seven designs

Designs for a Muslim wedding invitation

Every design takes your blessing at the top, your wording and your functions.

Questions about Muslim wedding invitations

Can we invite some guests only to the Walima?
Yes. Each family gets its own link, and it shows only the functions they are invited to.
Can we write it in Urdu?
Not yet. Invitations can be written in English, Hindi or Tamil.
Can we put Bismillah at the top?
Yes. Choose the Crescent and star in Content, with Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim or With the blessings of Allah under it.
Can we send it on WhatsApp?
Yes. Share your main link with everyone, or each family's own link one at a time from your own WhatsApp.
What does it cost?
Designing is free. Opening your link costs ₹99, once. There are no refunds on the link, so look at the phone preview until you are happy first.

More online wedding invitations

Make yours in the studio

Start with your names and dates. The phone beside the studio shows your invitation as you type, and you pay only when you open the link.

Start your invitation