A Nikah invite as beautiful as the duas that bless it
Bismillah at the top, your families’ names, and a Walima nobody will forget. Your Nikah invite, in your names, with Ivory’s wax seal or Mehfil’s candlelit hall.
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Your Nikah and Walima cards
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The top of the card
786 Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Nikah card, from the bride’s parents
Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem “And He placed between you affection and mercy.” Surah Ar-Rum, 30:21 With the grace of Allah Mrs Nasreen & Mr Javed Ahmed request the honour of your presence at the Nikah of their daughter Tanya with Vikram son of Mrs Rukhsana & Mr Suhail Khan on 14 February 2027, after Asr prayers at The Haveli, Lake Pichola, Udaipur Your duas are the greatest gift.
Walima card, from the groom’s parents
Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem Alhamdulillah! Mrs Rukhsana & Mr Suhail Khan invite you to the Walima of their son Vikram and his bride Tanya the day after the Nikah, after Isha prayers at The Haveli, Lake Pichola, Udaipur Your presence will be our joy.
The Nikah, for WhatsApp
Assalamu alaikum! Alhamdulillah, Tanya and Vikram’s Nikah is on 14 February 2027 in Udaipur. Please join us, and keep them in your duas. Every function is on this link.
The Walima, for friends
Nikah done, now the feast! Come to our Walima, eat well, and bless us with your duas. Tanya and Vikram
What goes on a Nikah card
Most cards open with Bismillah, in Arabic, in its translation, or as 786. Many add a verse, most often from Surah Ar-Rum (30:21), and the Islamic date beside the English one.
The card is usually in the parents’ names, with the Nikah’s time set by the prayers: after Asr, after Maghrib or after Isha.
Mehndi, Nikah and Walima
The mehndi or manjha comes first, then the Nikah with the ijab-o-qubool, then the rukhsati. The Walima, the feast the groom’s family hosts after the Nikah, closes the celebrations.
Each gets its own card, and each family’s link shows only what they’re invited to.
Two invites from Lucknow
Ivory is inspired by Lucknow’s chikankari, white on white, sealed with wax. Mehfil is an old Lucknow evening of music and poetry, lit candle by candle. Both feel just right for a Nikah and a Walima night.
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What is written on a Muslim wedding card?
Bismillah or 786 at the top, often a verse, then the parents’ names, the couple, the Nikah’s date and time with the prayer it follows, the venue, and the Walima if it’s on the same card.
What does 786 mean on a wedding card?
It stands for Bismillah. The letters of “Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem” add up to 786 in the old abjad count, and many South Asian families print the number at the top.
What is the difference between the Nikah and the Walima?
The Nikah is the marriage itself, with the ijab-o-qubool before witnesses. The Walima is the feast after it, hosted by the groom’s family.
Who hosts the Walima?
The groom’s family, usually a day or two after the Nikah.
Can some families come only to the Walima?
Yes. Each family’s link shows only the functions they’re invited to.