Nikah & Muslim Wedding Invitations — Digital Cards with RSVP
A Muslim wedding invitation usually begins with Bismillah and covers the Mehndi, the Nikah and the Walima — the reception hosted by the groom's family. A digital invitation shows each function's time and venue in one link.
Themes that suit a Muslim (Nikah) wedding
- Emerald Nikah — see it open
- Noor Mahal — see it open
- Sapphire Peacock — see it open
- Midnight Deco — see it open
Functions to include
- Mangni (engagement)
- Mayun / Manjha
- Mehndi
- Nikah
- Rukhsati
- Walima
Good to know
- The Walima is hosted by the groom's family — give it its own date, time and venue.
- Mention separate seating arrangements if your family follows them.
- Many invitations open with Bismillah in Arabic.
Invitation wording
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم — In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. [Parents' names] request the honour of your presence at the Nikah of their daughter [Bride] with [Groom], on [Date] at [Venue].
With the blessings of Allah, we invite you to the Walima of [Bride] and [Groom] on [Date] at [Venue].
Frequently asked questions
What is the Walima?
The Walima is the wedding reception hosted by the groom's family after the Nikah — it usually has its own date and venue on the invitation.
What should a Nikah invitation include?
Bismillah, the couple's and parents' names, the Nikah date, time and venue, the Walima details, and an RSVP.
Can the invitation show Arabic or Urdu text?
Yes — you can type a blessing line such as Bismillah in Arabic, and names in any script.
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