بارات کا دعوت نامہ — دلہن کے والدین کی طرف سے

Baraat

The Baraat card, from the bride’s family.

The Baraat card on Tap for Her is written the way Pakistani families write it: the bride’s parents request the honour of your presence at the Baraat of their daughter, both names in English and Urdu, the marquee with a one-tap route, the time “onwards”, and an RSVP that counts heads by family. Free during launch, one WhatsApp link.

Make the Baraat card Free until 31 October 2026 · no sign-up · opens on any phone
A Baraat invitation card in crimson and goldThe Walima card of the same wedding in midnight blueThe RSVP screen guests see for each event

What’s inside

How to make a baraat invitation card

  1. 1
    Your names and eventsPick where the wedding is and switch off any event you aren’t having. Add dates and venues; the names in Urdu are filled in for you to check.
  2. 2
    A design for each cardOne design for the whole wedding or a different one per event. Classic is free; Premium and Heritage designs are free during launch too.
  3. 3
    Send one WhatsApp linkGuests open every event in one place, with directions, add to calendar and RSVP. Change a venue later and the same link updates for everyone.

About ten minutes. Make the Baraat card →

Questions people ask

Is it free?

Yes, while we launch. Every event, every design, RSVPs, directions and downloading the cards are free, and the link doesn’t expire.

Baraat and Nikkah on the same day?

Make both; guests see them as two tabs on one link, each with its own time and venue. Tick “Same venue as…” if they share a hall.

Can our names be in Urdu?

Yes. Switch on “Names in Urdu too” and the Urdu spelling is filled in for common names — check it or type your own. The Bismillah sits at the top in Arabic calligraphy.

Do guests need an app?

No. The link opens in the browser on any phone, so it works for grandparents as well as cousins. Each event has directions, add to calendar and an RSVP button.

Can we print a few for elders?

Yes. Each card downloads as a sharp 1170 × 2340 image, enough for a postcard-sized print, and a print-ready PDF for the print shop.

What if the venue changes?

Edit the card and the same link shows the new venue to everyone. Nothing to resend.

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