Nikkah and walima
A Muslim wedding website that fits how your family actually celebrates.
Most wedding website builders assume one ceremony, one venue, and a photograph of the couple at the top. A nikkah and a walima are often different days, different guests, and sometimes different expectations about what is shown.
Two events, not one
The nikkah and the walima frequently fall on separate dates, at separate venues, with guest lists that only partly overlap. A single date field cannot hold that.
Each event on your invitation carries its own date, time, venue name, full address, and map link, so a guest attending only the walima is not left working out which address applies to them.
Modesty is a setting, not an afterthought
- ✓The bride's name can be displayed as an initial only — including in the WhatsApp link preview
- ✓A fully text-led design with no photo gallery, for families who prefer no images
- ✓Arabic wording, a bismillah line, or a chosen verse set exactly as you supply it
- ✓Named guest links, so different groups receive the details that apply to them
Designs suited to an Islamic wedding invitation
The Sakinah design is entirely text-led: calm greens, generous spacing, and no gallery. For couples who do want photography, the botanical and heritage designs in the full collection keep the imagery restrained rather than making it the centrepiece.
Every design is a working demo — you can open the envelope, scroll the schedule, and submit an RSVP before deciding.
Common questions
Can the invitation cover both the nikkah and the walima?+
Yes. The schedule supports multiple events with their own date, time, venue, and map, so the nikkah and the walima can each carry their own details rather than being squeezed into one line.
Can the bride's name be shown as an initial only?+
Yes. Some families prefer the bride's name not to appear in full on a public link. The designs support showing an initial instead, and that choice carries through to the link preview that appears when the invitation is shared on WhatsApp.
Is there a design without photographs?+
Yes. The Sakinah design is text-led and carries no photo gallery at all, for couples who would rather the invitation not display images of the couple or guests.
Can the wording be in Arabic as well as English?+
Yes. Send the wording exactly as you want it to appear — including Arabic phrasing, a bismillah line, or a Qur'anic verse — and it is set as supplied.
Can separate links be sent to men's and women's sides?+
Each guest can be given their own named link. Because links are issued per guest, you can send different groups to the event details that apply to them.
What to send after ordering is set out in the buyer guide.
See it before you decide.
Every design is a live demo you can scroll, open, and RSVP on — the same experience your guests will receive.