Walima invitations: Mughal arch, Dawat-e-Walima, walima dinner

Printable invitations to the walima, the feast the groom's family gives after the nikah, held in Muslim families across Pakistan, India and the diaspora. The cards show a Mughal-arch card, a Dawat-e-Walima card in emerald and gold, and a plain modern dinner card. Each leaves the names, date and venue blank for you to write in. Type a different setting in the direction field and the same layout carries it.

• an invitation to the walima feast
• a card for family and guests after the nikah
• a dinner invitation in a modern style
• a printed insert with the nikah invitations

Frequently asked questions

Which card is the Dawat-e-Walima card?

It is the gold-foil card on emerald, with a geometric star-lattice border.

Are the names, date and venue printed?

No. The panel is left blank for you to fill in.

What is the Mughal-arch card?

A card framed by a pointed Mughal arch with fine flowers along its edge and the word Walima lettered inside.

What are the three styles?

Gold foil is a formal printed look, watercolor has floral sprigs on ivory, and modern minimal is black and gold on white.

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