Emerald doors, gold girih stars and swaying lanterns.
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“Our families kept forwarding it to each other. The opening made my phupho cry, and the team fixed our venue change in minutes.”
“So much easier than printing cards. Every khala got her own link with her name on it, and we knew exactly who was coming.”
About this design
Carved emerald doors swing open onto gold girih stars and swaying lanterns — a Mughal welcome for a Nikah or Walima.
Names, dates, venues, family and every line of the card, changed by you whenever you like. Each change reaches every link you have sent.
Edit card ✓ Saved · live
GroomAhmed
BrideMahnoor
MehndiFri, 7:00 pm
BaraatSat, 8:00 pm
WalimaSun, 1:00 pm
The card opens like a real one — then your words, music and every function unfold as guests scroll.
3 designsGreeted by name, shown only their functions, with the seats you hold for them.
Your own web address
/ahmed-weds-mahnoor
/mehndi/baraat/walima
Sent on WhatsApp
Assalam o Alaikum Khala! You are invited to our wedding 💐 Your card, with your name and seats: ahmed-weds-mahnoor/g/khala9:41 pm ✓✓
English & Urdu
ENاردو
Ahmed & Mahnoorاحمد اور ماہنور
Why Invitely
Most e-cards are a picture forwarded on WhatsApp. Ours is a whole invitation that stays yours: one you can change, send to each guest by name, and keep.
The invitation
Your guests
Your control
FAQ's
No. Your invitation is a web page. Guests tap the link on WhatsApp and it opens in their phone's browser — Android or iPhone, in Pakistan or abroad.
Yes. Open any design and tap “Try it free with your names”. In under a minute you’ll see your own card, with your names and dates, and you can keep editing it before you pay anything.
Yes. Add guests to your list and each family gets a personal link that greets them by name, shows only the functions they're invited to, and the seats held for them. You can send each one on WhatsApp in a tap.
Yes. Edit anything — a venue, a time, the wording — and every link you've already sent shows the update. Nothing needs to be re-sent.
Yes. Choose English, Urdu, or both. In both, guests can switch with one tap. Urdu is set in proper Nastaliq, right to left, with Bismillah and Hijri date options.
Each function has its own reply — “Yes, InshaAllah”, “Will try” or “Can't come, sending duas” — with a headcount. You see every reply in your dashboard and can download the list for your caterer.
More questions? Read all answers or ask us on WhatsApp.