How to make your wedding card
- Pick a design: 12 new 2026 designs (arch card with wax seal, editorial, Mughal pastel, Nikah jaali, Bordeaux, gold line, wildflower, black tie, Mehndi night and more) or one of the traditional ones.
- Choose English or Urdu, and whether to start with Bismillah. For a photo design, add a picture of the couple.
- Write the groom’s and bride’s names, their parents’ names if you like, and a short message.
- Add each function with its date, time, venue and address. Paste a Google Maps link so guests can find it.
- Download the card as a picture (for WhatsApp) or a PDF (for printing).
Designs for every function
- Nikah: a fine gold arch filled with a jaali of eight-point stars, or a pastel Mughal palace at sunset.
- Mehndi: hot pink with hanging marigold strings and glowing diyas, or a fun 70s rainbow card.
- Modern: an editorial card with the date set huge across the top, or an arch-shaped card closed with a wax seal.
- Luxury: deep Bordeaux with curved lettering, black tie, or quiet stone paper with torn edges.
- Floral: gold line-drawn peonies, or a painted meadow of wildflowers.
- With photo: your photo full-size like a magazine cover, in an arch, or above the details.
- Traditional: Royal Mughal, truck art, mandala, art deco and more.
An online invitation guests will love
Press Create online invitation and you get one link to send to everyone. Guests open an envelope that unfolds to show your card, then see a countdown to the big day, every event with directions and an add to calendar button, and a form to tell you whether they’re coming and with how many guests.
See who’s coming
Your secret code opens your private page with every RSVP: who’s coming, how many guests, which events and their messages, with a total head count for the caterer and a CSV download. If plans change, edit the invitation and everyone with the link sees the update. There’s no account, so keep the code safe.
Wording ideas
- Classic: “Together with their families, request the pleasure of your company at the wedding of…”
- Family invites: write the parents’ names in “Invited by”, for example “Mr & Mrs Ahmed Khan”.
- Short message: “Your presence and prayers will make our day complete.”
Frequently asked questions
Is the wedding card maker free?
Yes. Designing, downloading and sending the online invitation are all free, with no sign-up and no watermark on the card.
Can I make the card in Urdu?
Yes. Choose Urdu and the card is written in beautiful Nastaliq script, right to left. You can type the names in Urdu or English.
How do guests RSVP?
Send the online invitation link. Guests choose whether they’re coming, how many people and which events, and you see every reply on your private page.
Can I print the card?
Yes. Download the PDF or the high-resolution picture (1080 × 1620 pixels) and print it at any print shop.
How long does the online invitation stay up?
Until 30 days after the last event. Then it’s deleted automatically with the RSVPs.
Last updated October 2026 · More create & share