Nikah & walima wedding invitations
One invitation for your nikah and walima, opened through a courtyard door
A nikah and a walima are often days apart, sometimes with a henna night or a family dinner in between. Zellige Star is drawn for that weekend, and for any couple who loves Moorish, Andalusian or Persian geometry. Guests drag a carved door open, daylight spills into a tiled courtyard and your names appear above the wall.
The design carries no religious text or symbols: its art is tile, arches, water and garden. Any blessing or verse you want at the top is your own text. Each event has its own time, place, attire and RSVP, and the schedule is drawn as a courtyard plan.
Designs for a nikah & walima wedding
Zellige Star
Cobalt and gold on plaster, Walima night in navy and gold, or Rose.
Tips for your nikah & walima invitation
- If the nikah is for family and the walima is for everyone, say so in the event notes and turn RSVP on only where you need numbers.
- Use the attire note for modest dress in one kind sentence.
- The FAQ is the place for a prayer room, an alcohol-free celebration or separate seating.
Questions couples ask
Can guests reply only to the walima?
Yes. Every guest who opens the link sees every event, but you choose which events take replies. If the nikah is for family, say so in its notes and turn its RSVP off.
Does the design include religious text?
No. The tilework, arches, fountain and garden carry no text and no religious symbols. If you want a blessing or a verse at the top, you add it yourself as your opening line.
Which color modes are there?
Three: Plaster, cobalt and gold on warm plaster; Walima night, a dark mode in navy with gold; and Rose, terracotta and gold on blush. You can switch in the builder and see each before you pay.
What does the music sound like?
An original courtyard tune: nylon-string guitar, a ney-like flute, harp, soft strings and a gentle hand drum, in a 90-second loop. It starts only after a guest opens the invitation, and every screen has a mute button.
Guides that help
Wedding invitation wording
Copy-ready wording for every host situation: parents, both families, the couple, divorced or late parents. Formal and casual versions.
Dress code wording
What each dress code means and the one-line wording to put under your invitation and on your website.
RSVP wording
Formal and casual reply lines, the three-to-six-week rule, and how an online RSVP replaces the M-line card.
Make this invitation
Pick the design, add your names and events, and watch it open before you pay.