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Best for Nikah · ValimaMuslim wedding invitations
Muslim wedding invitations, made to be opened
A living invitation for your Nikah and every celebration around it: the Mehndi, the Baraat, the Valima. Your families, your dua, your venues, all on one page that opens on every guest's phone.
The celebrations
Every function, on one invitation
Add as many events as your families celebrate. Each gets its own card with a date, venue, map and add-to-calendar button.
Mehndi
The henna night, with music, family and colour.
Baraat
The day the groom's family arrives for the wedding.
Nikah
The marriage ceremony itself, with your families gathered.
Valima
The reception hosted by the groom's family after the wedding.
What is inside
A living invitation, not a picture of one
- A dua or verse with Arabic text, transliteration and translation
- A card for each event, with map and add-to-calendar
- RSVP in a tap, and a wall of well-wishes and duas
- A salami section where you can add JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank details
- An opening line you can edit, including in Urdu
- A personal link for every guest, greeted by name
Wording ideas
Not sure what to write?
NikahIn the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Together with their families, [Name] and [Name] invite you to witness their Nikah on [date] at [venue]. Your presence and your duas would mean the world to us.
ValimaMr. and Mrs. [Name] request the pleasure of your company at the Valima of their son [Name] and [Name], on [date] at [venue]. Dinner will follow at [time].
MehndiJoin us for an evening of henna, music and family as we celebrate [Name]'s Mehndi on [date] at [venue]. Come dressed in colour.
Wording is personal, and families differ. These are starting points to adapt, not rules.
Questions about muslim weddings invitations
Can one invitation cover the Nikah, Mehndi and Valima?
Yes. Add every function your family celebrates, each with its own date, venue, map and add-to-calendar button, all on the same invitation.
Can I add a dua or Quranic verse?
Yes. The editor offers a dua or blessing with Arabic text, transliteration and translation, and a verse with its source, so you can use words that are meaningful to you.
Can guests send salami through the invitation?
You can add JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank details to a salami section on Muslim designs, so guests who want to give that way know where to send it.
How do guests open it?
You send each guest their own link by text, email or WhatsApp. It opens on any phone with no app and no account, and greets them by name.
Is it free to try?
Yes. Building and previewing your invitation is free. You pay only when you publish it, and then it stays live for a full year with unlimited guests.
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Pick a design, make it yours and preview it for free. Publish only when you love it.
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