Nikah
Ivory and emerald with a gold mihrab arch that draws itself in.
About this design
Ivory and emerald with a gold mihrab arch that draws itself in, a girih star lattice behind it and a crescent at the top. The look of a printed Nikah card: light, formal, no glitter. The names rise inside the arch.
Suits: Nikah and wedding invitations, engagements and save-the-dates across Pakistan, India, the Gulf and Central Asia.
Tip: Write the names and message in Urdu or Arabic — the text lays out right-to-left and the heading can be set to Urdu, Arabic or Uzbek.
Use Nikah for
What you get
- Languages: English, اردو, العربية, हिन्दी, Русский, Oʻzbekcha — right-to-left text lays out correctly
- Shared as one link; opens full-screen on any phone, no app
- Event details with add-to-calendar and a map, and RSVPs built in
- Free with a small Invitify credit; Premium removes it and adds downloads and the invitation website
Good to know
Is Nikah appropriate for a Walima too?
Yes. Many families use Nikah for the Nikah and Shaadi for the Barat or Walima, and with Premium one invitation website can carry all the functions.
Do my guests need an app to open it?
No. You share one link; it opens full-screen in the phone’s browser with motion and music. Inside WhatsApp it shows a preview and opens with a tap.
Can I write in Urdu, Arabic, Hindi, Russian or Uzbek?
Yes. Names and message can be in any language and lay out correctly, right-to-left included. The card’s heading can be set to each of those languages.
