What a Mehndi card needs to say
- The date, the time guests should arrive and the venue, with a map button so nobody gets lost on the way.
- A dress code or colour idea, such as yellow and green, so the room looks like one family.
- The programme in a line or two: dhol, dances, the henna ceremony, dinner.
- A clear RSVP, because the Mehndi guest list is often different from the Baraat list.
A card of its own, linked to the others
Many families invite a different group to each function. With a separate Mehndi card the Mehndi link carries only the Mehndi details, only the people you send it to open it, and replies are counted for the Mehndi alone. The cards of one wedding can still point to each other, so a guest invited to two functions moves between them in one tap.
How it opens
Mehndi cards start from a warm marigold theme and an opening built around a diya, with petals and a little music. Every part is changeable: pick another theme, another opening, your own wording and your own song.
Wording you can borrow
Rang, dhol and a night of henna.
Join us for Aisha's Mehndi on Friday, 4 December, 8 pm. Wear your brightest colours and bring your dancing shoes.
آپ کو اپنی بیٹی کی مہندی کی تقریب میں شرکت کی دعوت دیتے ہیں۔
رنگ برنگے لباس میں آئیے اور رونق بڑھائیے۔
Questions people ask
Can I send the Mehndi card separately from the wedding card?
Yes. Each function can have its own card with its own link, look, venue and guest list. The cards of one wedding can be linked to each other so guests see the whole programme.
Can guests reply for the Mehndi only?
Yes. RSVP is counted per function, so you see exactly how many people are coming to the Mehndi and how many to the other nights.
How do I share it?
You get one private link. Paste it in WhatsApp and it opens in any phone browser. Nothing to install. The card is never listed on Google.
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.