The details guests look for
- Two times, not one: when guests should arrive and when the Baraat is expected, so nobody waits an hour in a hall that is still being set up.
- The hall and the exact entrance, with a map link that opens in the phone’s map app.
- Parking or transport notes for a big venue.
- The programme in order: arrival, Nikah, Rukhsati, dinner.
- A headcount, so the hall and caterer get a real number.
One card, both families
Name both host families, add the couple’s names in English and Urdu, and let guests reply with the number of people coming. You see the live count per function, and you can export the guest list with replies as a sheet for the caterer and the hall.
A grand opening for a grand day
The Baraat card opens with a ceremonial entrance: guests break a wax seal, part the sehra or open a royal gate before the details appear. Every opening works with every theme, so you can choose the mood rather than the template.
Wording you can borrow
Together with their families,
Ayesha and Hamza request the honour of your presence at their Baraat.
Saturday, 12 December. Guests from 6 pm. Baraat at 8 pm.
اپنے خاندانوں کے ہمراہ
عائشہ اور حمزہ آپ کو اپنی بارات میں شرکت کی دعوت دیتے ہیں۔
Questions people ask
Can I put the arrival time and the Baraat time separately?
Yes. Add the time guests should arrive and the time the Baraat is expected, along with a note about parking or transport.
Can the caterer get the guest count?
Yes. You see replies per function and can export them as a sheet, including the number of guests each family is bringing.
See it on your own phone
Build your card, preview it privately and decide afterwards. Nothing goes online and nobody else can see it during the free trial.