Nikah invitation cards for WhatsApp
Bismillah at the top, every function with its map, and one link for the family group.
Make your Nikah invitationFree to make. No sign-up to start.
6 designs
Tap one to open it, the way your guests will.
What your guests get
- The Bismillah in Arabic at the top of the cover, with its meaning beneath. Switch it off if you’d rather not.
- Mehndi, Nikah, Walima and Reception, each with its date, time, venue, a map button and a calendar button.
- A countdown to the Nikah.
- Personal links with each guest’s name on the cover, and their replies in one list.
- Your own address to share, like nadia-faizal.inviteseal.com.
What to write
Lines families often use. Copy one, or write your own.
بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَنِ الرَّحِيمِ
And of His signs is that He created for you from yourselves mates that you may find tranquillity in them, and He placed between you affection and mercy. (Qur’an 30:21)
Together with their families, request the honour of your presence.
Please keep us in your duas.
Assalamu Alaikum. We'd be honoured to have you with us at our wedding, In Sha Allah. All the details are here: nadia-faizal.inviteseal.com
Questions
Is it free? Making it and sending it is free in the 4 classic designs, with personal links for up to 25 guests. The designs on this page are part of a one-time ₹499 upgrade for the wedding, which also gives room for 500 guests. You only pay when you send.
Can we leave out the Bismillah or the verse? Yes. Both are lines you can edit or remove; the Bismillah has its own switch.
Can the names be in Malayalam? Yes. Names and lines can be written in English, Malayalam, Tamil or Hindi, and every design has type for them.
Do guests need an app? No. The link opens in the browser on any phone, straight from WhatsApp. Guests in other countries see the times in your wedding’s time zone.
Can we change it after sending? Yes. Edit the names, functions or design whenever you like; the link stays the same and guests always see the latest.