Wedding invitations

Wedding invitations in Arabic and English

A wedding invitation has one job: tell people who is getting married, when, and where — clearly enough that nobody has to ask. Tenawar makes that invitation a single link you send on WhatsApp, in Arabic, English, or both languages side by side, with replies collected for you.

What belongs on a wedding invitation

The names of the couple, the date, the time, and the venue with something a driver can actually find. Everything else is optional. If you are having both a كتب كتاب and a reception, give each its own time and place rather than one line that people have to interpret — the most common question hosts get asked is which part they are invited to, and a schedule answers it before anyone has to ask.

Arabic, English, or both

Egyptian weddings routinely have guests who read one language and not the other. You can write the whole invitation in Arabic, in English, or in both at once — and you can decide per section, so the names appear in both scripts while the schedule stays in one. Arabic is set properly here: joined letters, right-to-left, Arabic-Indic numerals and Arabic month names, not English text with an Arabic font applied.

Collecting replies without chasing anyone

Guests reply from the invitation itself. They do not create an account, download anything, or install an app — they tap the link, choose whether they are coming, and say how many people are with them. You see every reply in one list, with a running count of attendees, so the caterer number is a fact rather than an estimate.

Changing something after you have sent it

The link stays the same. Edit the venue, fix a time, add a schedule row — everyone who already has the link sees the corrected invitation next time they open it. Nothing needs to be re-sent, and no guest ends up holding an out-of-date version.

Designs made for weddings

Each design is built by hand, with its own typography for both scripts — not one template recoloured. Pick a look now and change it later; your content moves with you.

Warm Editorial
Sahel
Layl
Ward
Khatam
Qasr

Common questions

Can guests reply without making an account?
Yes. A guest taps the link, answers, and is done. There is no sign-up, no app, and nothing to install.
Can I have separate times for the كتب كتاب and the reception?
Yes. Each part of the day is its own entry with its own time and venue, and each can have its own map. Guests see the full order of the day rather than a single time they have to interpret.
What if the date changes after I have sent the invitation?
Edit the date and everyone with the link sees the new one. The link never changes, so nothing you have already sent breaks.
Is it really free?
Yes, for up to 150 attendees, with every design included. A paid plan raises the limit and adds export and guest-list tools; you never need a card to make and send an invitation.

Make your wedding invitation

Free for up to 150 guests. No card, no app, one link.