Engagement invitation wording
What to write on an engagement invitation, for an engagement, mangni or rishta: the two families, the day and the place.
What goes on it, in order
- The Bismillah, if you like
- The two families
- The names
- The day and the time
- The place
- When to reply by
From both families
بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِIn the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most MercifulWith the blessings of Allah, the families ofSara and Yusufinvite you to celebrate their engagement.Saturday 24 April 2027at 6:30 PMThe Orchard Hall, BirminghamPlease reply by 3 April 2027
From the two of you
Alhamdulillah, we are engaged.Sara and YusufJoin us to celebrate with our families.Saturday 24 April 2027at 6:30 PMThe Orchard Hall, BirminghamPlease reply by 3 April 2027
Lines you may want to add
- Separate seating
- Seating will be separate for men and women.
- Who is invited
- Your invitation is for the guests named on it.
- Gifts
- Your duas and your company are the only gift we ask for.
On Najm, the invitation writes the rest
Type the names and each one’s parents once, and choose who invites. The invitation sets the request line, the day with its Islamic date, the time and the place, and greets each family by name on its own link. Each family replies on it.
£49, once, however many families you invite. Paid when you send it, after you have seen it exactly as your guests will.
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