Wedding Reception Invitation Card — Bless the Newlyweds
An evening to bless the newlyweds deserves a beautiful reception card. Invite everyone with a single link.
Why choose it
- Separate card or eventMake a standalone reception card, or add the reception as an event in your wedding card.
- For office and friendsGuests coming only to the reception can get just the reception card.
- Plan with RSVPKnow the guest count and share the CSV list with your caterer.
- Wedding photosAdd selected wedding photos to the gallery so guests get a first glimpse.
- Mahal designA grand Mahal design for an evening celebration, with its own animation.
Ready wording — copy it
Please join us for the wedding reception of [Groom] and [Bride] on [Date] from [Time] onwards at [Venue].To celebrate the wedding of our son [Groom] and daughter-in-law [Bride], we are hosting a reception on [Date] from [Time] at [Venue]. Please join us to bless the newlyweds.We'd love for you to celebrate with us! Reception of [Groom] and [Bride], [Date], [Time] onwards, [Venue].Shaadi ho gayi, ab party ki baari! [Var] aur [Vadhu] ke reception mein zaroor aaiye. [Tareekh], [Samay].In celebration of the Nikah, you are cordially invited to the Dawat-e-Walima on [Date] at [Time].What is a reception invitation card?
After the wedding, the groom's family usually hosts a reception or aashirwad samaroh to welcome the new bride, where relatives, neighbours, friends and colleagues come to bless the couple. In many cities it's also called a preetibhoj, and Muslim families host a Dawat-e-Walima. Receptions often have more guests than the wedding itself, so both the invitation and the head count matter.
A reception invitation card has the time, venue, the couple's names and a welcome message. On NimantranKaro you can make a separate reception card, which is ideal for people invited only to the reception, or add the reception as an event in your wedding card.
How to make a reception invitation card online
- 1Pick a designMahal or Classic suits an evening celebration.
- 2Add the couple and family namesWrite the bride, groom and parents' names with the reception invitation.
- 3Add time and venueEnter the reception date, start time and venue; the map is added for you.
- 4Gallery and free previewAdd some wedding photos and view the three-day watermarked preview.
- 5Publish and sendSend relatives, friends and colleagues their personal links on WhatsApp.
Tips for your reception card
- Send colleagues the English version and relatives the Hindi version.
- Write the time as 7 PM onwards so guests can arrive at their convenience.
- Plan food using the RSVP count and give the CSV list to your caterer.
- Mention parking or travel details if there's anything guests should know.
- After the reception, add photos to the same gallery and send a thank-you message.
Why a separate reception card?
Mostly close relatives attend the wedding rituals, while the reception includes friends, neighbours, colleagues and acquaintances. These guests don't need every detail about tilak, haldi and pheras. That's why many families make a separate reception card with only the reception time, venue and map. For relatives invited to every ceremony, keep the reception as an event in the wedding card.
Your card stays private and does not appear on Google. Prices are on the pricing page; check the free preview first.
Create your digital wedding invitation in 10 minutes
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Frequently asked questions
Can I make a separate reception card?+
Yes. Make a standalone reception card or add the reception as an event in your wedding card.
Who sends the reception invitation?+
Usually the groom's family, as the reception welcomes the new bride. Many families also host it jointly.
Can I use this for a walima?+
Yes. Name the event Dawat-e-Walima and use English, Hindi or Roman Urdu wording.
How will I know the guest count?+
Guests say how many are coming in the RSVP, and you can download the full list as a CSV.
Is the preview free?+
Yes, you get a free three-day watermarked preview. Prices are on the pricing page.