What to write on a shadi card, function by function — with Urdu and English samples you can copy, the details guests always need, and the mistakes that lead to fifty phone calls the night before.
Normally PKR 10,000 · special discount PKR 2,999 · live in 48–72 hours
Before choosing pretty words, make sure nothing practical is missing. Guests should never have to call to ask a basic question.
Mr. & Mrs. Ahmed Raza request the honour of your presence at the wedding of their daughter Ayesha with Hamza, son of Mr. & Mrs. Kamran Ali. Your presence will make our happiness complete.
Urdu lines carry the warmth elders expect, and pair well with English details underneath.
Mehndi wording can be light and playful. Mention the dress colour theme if you have one, and be honest about the start time.
Nikah invitations stay simple and respectful. Name the masjid or hall, keep the timing precise, and add the walima line if the two are on the same day.
The walima is usually hosted by the groom's family, so their names lead. Mention the reception timing clearly — guests plan their evening around it.
Most of the questions guests ask come from four small omissions.
With the PKR 2,999 invitation we draft the wording for every function in Urdu, English or both, then place it in your chosen design with venue maps and an RSVP that keeps count for you.
One payment covers the complete invitation website — your chosen design in your own colours, every event (mehndi, nikah, walima), venue maps, dress code, love story, RSVP with guest list, and free edits before approval. It stays live for a full year.
Nastaliq blessings with English details alongside.
Read →Respectful nikah wording with masjid details.
Read →Reception invites with hall map and headcount.
Read →Marigold and mirror-work mehndi invites.
Read →Modern shadi card designs in your own colour palette.
Read →The complete guide to sending your shadi card as a link.
Read →Wording samples, checklists and RSVP tips.
Read →Open with a blessing, name the hosting families, then the couple, then each function with its date, day, timing and venue, and close with an RSVP contact. Keep the timings realistic so guests arrive when you actually start.
Both works best for most families — Urdu for the blessing and the elders, English for the details younger guests read quickly. We can set the two together in one invitation.
Traditionally the hosting family's parents are named as the ones inviting, followed by the couple. For a walima hosted by the groom's family, that family leads the wording.
Yes. Send us the names and dates and we draft the wording for every function, then you approve or adjust it before anything goes out.
Send the names, dates and venues — you'll get finished wording inside a finished invitation.