From the nikkah to the walima, keep every gathering on one link. Separate events with their own dress codes and RSVPs, viewer-local times for family abroad, and a gift list that spans currencies.
One link · every ceremony
Mehndi
Where it's part of your day
Nikkah
The marriage contract
Walima
The reception feast
Most wedding sites hand you a template. This one is built for how a Muslim wedding actually runs.
Built for the way you marry
A site that holds all your days at once, each with its own venue, timeline, dress code and directions. Guests RSVP per event, so you track each headcount on its own.
A cash gift list in £, €, $ and C$, with bank-transfer and cash blocks, so relatives spread across countries can contribute without a single card fee to you.
Set an event once and every guest sees the start in their own local time, whether they're opening the link in London, Toronto or Lagos. No more "is that our time or yours?".
Each guest gets a secure QR pass to show at the gate, and a scanner that keeps checking people in even when the venue Wi-Fi drops.
One watch-live card so relatives who couldn't travel still see the vows, the prayers and the first dance, without hunting for a link.
A concierge button that opens WhatsApp straight to whoever's helping, so older relatives and guests abroad get an answer the moment they're stuck.
In practice
The nikkah and the walima sit as separate events with their own guest lists, timings and venues. Where the two sides host separately, each gets its own page rather than a shared one with a note underneath.
Dress code, prayer timings and whether the event is segregated go on the event itself, so nobody has to ask. The FAQ section handles the questions that would otherwise come as fifty separate messages.
Relatives flying in log when they land, so whoever is arranging pickups sees it in one place. QR passes and offline check-in handle a hall where the signal never quite reaches the back.
A real wedding
Tosin & Pelumi
Yoruba ceremony at The Lambs Event Centre, Abeokuta, with guests across three countries.
See their site →
Templates that suit it
Monochrome and one deep ink, no imagery required. It reads as stationery, which suits a nikkah invitation that wants restraint.
Hand-painted and soft, for a walima that wants warmth without formality.
Pricing
One price, paid once, for the whole wedding. Nothing renews and nothing is added later.
Free
Build the whole thing and look at it. Publishing needs a paid plan.
Free preview · no card needed
£49
The website your guests read before the day.
Standard · once, per wedding
£99
The website, and everything that runs on the day itself.
Premium · once, per wedding
Yes. Add each as its own event with its own date, venue, dress code and RSVP, all reached from one link.
Each event carries its own details, so you can set modesty guidance or a colour for the nikkah and something different for the walima.
Add a live-stream card and relatives abroad can watch the nikkah or walima without you sending a link round by hand.
Start your site and see the whole thing before you pay a penny.
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