Muslim Wedding (Nikah) Invitation Website Templates
An elegant Nikah and Walima invitation website, made for your family. Send us your Mehndi, Nikah and Walima with venue and timings, your story and photos, and we make it with RSVP and a map: a single beautiful link for all your guests.
Muslim Wedding invitation designs
6 designs ready to personalise. Tap any one to see it full size.
What a Nikah invitation says
A Muslim wedding invitation begins with the name of Allah: "Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem", in Arabic script, in English letters, or both. Many families add a verse about marriage beneath it, most often Surah Ar-Rum 30:21, which names spouses among Allah's signs, created so that husband and wife find peace in each other, with affection and mercy placed between them.
The invitation is made by the parents, who request the pleasure of your company at the Nikah of their son or daughter, with the other family named in full. "Insha'Allah" usually sits beside the date, and some families give the Hijri date with the English one. The wording is warm but dignified, and it closes with a dua for the couple, such as "May Allah bless this union".
Mehndi, Nikah and Walima: who hosts what
- Manjha or Haldi and Mehndi - the bride's family's evenings before the wedding
- Baraat - the groom's family arrives
- Nikah - the contract and the consent, with the qazi and witnesses
- Rukhsati - the bride's farewell from her parents' home
- Walima - the feast given by the groom's family after the Nikah, the Sunnah way to announce the marriage
Because the Nikah is usually hosted by the bride's side and the Walima by the groom's, many families send two invitations with different hosts and different guest lists. One website can carry every function, or each side can have its own link with its own names. See the Nikah invitation wording guide and the Walima invitation guide.
How to make a Muslim wedding invitation
- Pick a designBrowse the Muslim wedding invitation templates above and open the one you love. Every design is shown on a real phone, exactly as your guests will see it.
- Send us your detailsMessage us on WhatsApp, at any hour (we are available 24/7), with your names, each event's date, time and venue, your photos and anything you want written. No forms, no software.
- We personalise itWe build your invitation website and send you a preview within 3 days of your details, the fastest you will find. Need it sooner? On request, in under 24 hours. Two revisions are included, so tell us anything you want changed.
- Share one linkForward the link on WhatsApp. Guests open it on any phone, see every event, get directions from the map and RSVP. No app, nothing to download.
What's included
- Mehndi, Nikah and Walima, each with date, time and venue
- Your story, photos and pre-wedding shoot
- RSVP, venue map and background music
- Tasteful, elegant designs you fully control
- One shareable link, works on every phone, no app needed
Why an Invifest digital invite
We are the fastest and most elegant invite creators on the internet, and every invite we make is handmade and customised for one family, so no two are alike. It's beautiful on every phone and easy for elders: if Nani can use WhatsApp, she can open it, with no squinting at tiny videos. Change details even after sharing (two rounds of changes are included, within 7 days of your first version), and send one link to everyone, whether they're in a big city, a small town or your village. The link stays live for life.
Other occasions
Guides for a Muslim wedding
What the ceremonies actually involve, and exactly what to write on the invitation.
FAQ
Can I add Nikah and Walima separately?
Yes, list every event (Mehndi, Nikah, Walima) with its own details and venue.
Can it be changed after sharing?
Yes. Two rounds of changes are included, within 7 days of your first version, and the link everyone already has shows the new details.
Does it work on all phones?
Yes, it's a website link that opens perfectly on any device, no app required.
What does it cost?
Templates start at ₹2,499 with lifetime access.
Can the invitation carry Bismillah and a Quran verse?
Yes. Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem and any verse or dua you choose go at the top, in Arabic script, Urdu, English or a mix, exactly as your family writes it.
Can the Walima have its own invitation from the groom's family?
Yes. The Walima can sit on the same link as the Nikah, or the groom's side can have its own link with its own hosts and guest list.