Islamic Wedding Card

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For Islamic wedding cards, one of the most common symbols used on the card is the Bismillah symbol. A quote such as 'In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful' can also be added to the top of the invitation card to show religious respects. Our range of cards includes laser cut muslim invites, windowed muslim invites and our most popular gold foiled invites. Walima (reception): A post-wedding reception in which the newlyweds and their families come together to celebrate the union. Mehndi (henna ceremony): A pre-wedding event in which intricate henna designs are applied to the bride’s hands and feet. Bollywood songs: Popular film songs from the Indian film industry, which often feature upbeat, danceable rhythms and celebratory lyrics.

Arabic calligraphy: Arabic calligraphy is a traditional art form in many Muslim cultures, and is often used to add a cultural and religious touch to the wedding card design. Whether it’s scripture, poetry, or significant quotes, there are various Muslim wedding invitations wordings, so it depends on what’s important to you as a couple. Traditional Islamic wedding invitations usually include at least one set of parents in the host line but modern wedding invitations with a Muslim twist could vary greatly (just be mindful that some parents may be offended). Many Muslim invitations include religious and cultural motifs and symbols. While the most common wedding symbol is Bismillah (meaning ‘in the name of Allah’), the Star and Crescent and simple Allah symbol are also popular. Guided by your imagination our team will create something that is beautiful, imbued with personal meaning and is a true reflection of you, our couple. When we deliver your elegant Muslim wedding suite, we will also work on any bespoke finishing touches such as lining each envelope, customising wax seals, hand tearing the paper edges, patterned bellybands, calligraphy or hand lettering to make sure your wedding stands out against all others.

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Folk music: Traditional regional folk songs that are often performed in regional languages and styles. Personal photographs: Personal photographs of the bride and groom can be incorporated into the wedding card design, adding a personal touch and helping to set the tone for the wedding celebration. The Nikah date and time is included in the invitation. Other function details such as Reception, Mehndi etc can also be included in our unique Muslim wedding card design. Names of the bride and groom: The invitation should include the full names of the bride and groom, as well as their parents’ names, if applicable.

Sangeet (musical night): A pre-wedding celebration where the bride and groom’s families come together for a night of music, dance, and feasting. Floral motifs: Floral motifs can be used to add a touch of beauty and elegance to the wedding card design, symbolizing new beginnings and the joy of the wedding celebration.

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Henna designs: Henna is a popular form of body art in many Muslim cultures, and henna designs can be incorporated into wedding invitations to symbolize the beauty and joy of the wedding celebration. Arabic calligraphy: Arabic calligraphy is a traditional art form in many Muslim cultures and is often used to add a cultural and religious touch to the invitation card design. A Muslim wedding card is an invitation to a Muslim wedding ceremony, which is typically sent out to friends, family, and community members by the bride and groom or their families. The Islamic invitation card is an important aspect of the wedding planning process, as it is the first formal announcement of the wedding and sets the tone for the celebration to come. Hotels: Hotels are a popular choice for Muslim weddings, as they offer all-in-one convenience, with plenty of space for guests, as well as catering and accommodation options. Religious quotes can play an important role in Muslim weddings, adding a spiritual and meaningful touch to the celebration. Here are some popular quotes from the Qur’an and Hadith that are often included in Muslim wedding ceremonies and invitations:

Table settings: Table settings, such as tablecloths, napkins, and centrepieces, can be used to enhance the look of the reception venue and add to the overall ambiance. Household items: Practical gifts such as kitchen appliances, linens, or home decor items are appreciated by the couple as they start their new life together. Welcome message: A warm and welcoming message, such as “Welcome to the Wedding of [bride and groom’s names]” is typically displayed on the sign. The gift given at a Muslim wedding can vary depending on personal and cultural preferences, but some common options include: The reception typically takes the form of a communal feast, where guests are served a variety of delicious dishes, sweets, and refreshments. In addition to food, there may also be music, dance, and other forms of entertainment, such as speeches and toasts from the bride and groom, family members, and friends.Cash: A monetary gift, either given directly to the couple or placed in a designated envelope, is a common and practical gift choice. And Allah has made for you mates (and companions) of your own nature, and made for you, out of them, sons and daughters and grandchildren, and provided for you sustenance of the best: will they then believe in vain things, and be ungrateful for Allah’s favors?” (Qur’an 16:72) The music played at a Muslim wedding can vary depending on regional and cultural influences, but some common musical styles include: If you love the idea of placing your beautiful wedding invitation in the hands of your family and friends – print is the perfect option for you! Send your wedding invitations straight to Canva Print and we’ll deliver them right to your doorstep.