Digital wedding invitations that still feel like an envelope
A Dawati invitation is one link. Your guest taps it on their phone, breaks the seal on an envelope, and finds your card with the date, the map to the hall and a countdown. There is nothing to install and no account to make.
What a digital invitation is, exactly
It is a web page designed like a card. It lives at a short link you receive after ordering, so you can send it in a WhatsApp message, an SMS or an email, and it looks the same on every phone.
Guests see your names, the day, the place, your own wording, an optional verse or du'a, your photo and a track of music. A map button opens their navigation app, and an add-to-calendar button saves the evening.
Ten designs, two languages
Choose from 10 designs, from quiet ivory and gold to a boarding-pass for couples who love to travel. Each one is built for right-to-left Arabic and for English, and you can open every design full screen before you spend anything.
Weddings, katb kitab, engagement and henna nights each have their own wording, so the card says what your family would say.
Digital or paper: an honest comparison
Paper still has a place: some grandparents want a card in the hand. Many families now send paper to a few elders and the link to everyone else, which saves the print run and the delivery trips.
A link also has a risk paper does not: anyone who receives it can open it. Send it only to people you invite, and put the private details, such as a women's hall address, in the wording only if you are comfortable with that.
What it costs
One digital invitation costs 20 JOD with no watermark and no per-guest fee. Designing and previewing are free, and you pay by CliQ in Jordanian dinars only when you are happy. For guests who confirm attendance and a QR memories book, see the RSVP page.
Questions and answers
Do my guests need an app or an account?
No. The invitation opens in the phone's normal browser from the link. Nobody signs up, and it works on iPhone and Android alike.
How do I send it?
After you order, we send you the clean link on WhatsApp. You forward that link to your guests in any chat, or paste it into an SMS or email.
Can I see it before I pay?
Yes. The editor shows the invitation live as you type. The preview carries a watermark until you order.
Can I write the invitation in Arabic and English?
Each invitation is in one language that you choose, Arabic or English. If your guests are mixed, order two links and send each family the one they will read.
Is a digital invitation enough, or do I still need paper?
That depends on your families. A link reaches everyone at once and costs less than printing. Many couples add a few printed cards for older relatives.
Open the editor and see your own invitation
Pick a design, type your names and watch the card update. Nothing to pay until you are happy.