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Nikah cards: geometry, arabesque, arch
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A nikah invitation is a formal card with a fixed spine: an opening line, the two names, the date, the venue, and a closing verse. These nine cover that same spine in three vocabularies — geometry, arabesque and arch — with no figure appearing on any of them.
- a nikah invitation card
- a save-the-date insert
- a wedding program cover
- a gift card for the couple
- a print run for the wedding party
Frequently asked questions
- What size do these print at?
- Each card is drawn at standard invitation-card proportions with an even margin, so it fits standard envelopes.
- Can I add the names, date and venue myself?
- Yes — the design ships with those fields open, ready to add by hand or with your own printer.
- What's the difference between the three vocabularies?
- Geometry uses compass-drawn tessellation, arabesque uses flowing vine ornament, and arch uses an architectural arch as the card's frame — none includes a figure.
- Is the closing verse transcribed exactly?
- Yes — where a verse closes the card, it's transcribed exactly as written.
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