Manjha & mehndi
Family functions at home or a hall, with the address and a tap-to-navigate map link.
Muslim wedding website
A Muslim wedding website for your Nikah, Walima and every gathering in between
From the mangni and manjha to the mehndi, the Nikah, the rukhsati and the Walima hosted by the groom's family, a Muslim wedding brings guests together several times — often at different venues and on different days.
myVivaah keeps every function on one elegant page. Choose a design, add your events and venues, and share your own link with family near and far.
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Every gathering, clearly laid out
Nikah
The Nikah ceremony with its venue, time and an add-to-calendar link for guests.
Rukhsati
Its own card when the rukhsati is held separately from the Nikah.
Walima
The Walima reception, even when it is hosted on another day or in another city.
Begin with Bismillah, if you wish
Add an optional opening such as بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ in Arabic, shown right to left, and call the ceremony Nikah. Every line is editable, and religious wording is always optional.
Invite family members to edit with you, so both households can confirm names, timings and venues before you share.
Your website stays live until 180 days after your wedding, so guests can revisit the details and send their blessings.
Designs to start with
Every design works for a Muslim wedding. These are a few to begin with.
NoorA complete invitation with your story, celebrations, photos and venue details.
Royal Darbar · EmeraldA painted palace courtyard, flowering gardens and beautifully illustrated celebrations.
Mayura · MorA little royal. A little poetic. Twin peacocks, gold latticework and a jewel-toned folded card.
Wedding Gazette · InkYour wedding makes the headlines. An editorial keepsake with newspaper columns and beautiful type.Questions, answered
Can the Nikah and Walima be on different days?
Yes. Every event has its own date, time and venue, and guests can add each one to their calendar.
Can I write the opening in Arabic?
Yes. The opening line supports Arabic script and right-to-left layout. The rest of the invitation is in English and fully editable.
Can guests send duas and blessings?
Yes. Guests can leave a message on your website. You choose which messages are shown.
Also see: Hindu wedding websites · Sikh wedding websites