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Mehndi Raat: wedding website template
A Pakistani wedding-week website for Dubai: a phulkari dupatta is lifted, the couple’s names in Urdu Nastaliq rise over a live 3D night over the creek where fireworks bloom into mehndi motifs and fairy lights sway with your hand, the love story is painted on truck-art panels, and the week hangs as a string of lights with a colour to wear for every night.
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What’s on the site
- A phulkari dupatta lifted to begin — “Khush aamdeed”
- Names in Urdu Nastaliq and English over a live 3D Dubai night: fireworks that bloom into a marigold, a paisley and a mandala, reflected in the creek, under swaying fairy lights
- Islamic (Hijri) and Gregorian dates, a countdown to the baraat, and truck-art bells that ring as you pass
- Love story on painted truck-art panels that turn to face you
- An Urdu couplet among mirror-work that catches the light
- The invitation, stitched in phulkari as you scroll
- Dholki, mayun, mehndi, baraat & nikah, walima — a string of lights with one bulb and one colour to wear for every night, marked Ladies, Gents or Everyone
- The dholki tape: a song list and a beat to play
- The feast from the degh
- Photographs pegged to the fairy lights
- A painted milestone for the venue, and every reply sent with a tap on the dholak
Best for
Pakistani and North-Indian Muslim families celebrating a full shaadi week in the UAE or the Gulf — in Urdu and English.
Editing
Every word, photo, colour and typeface is editable in the visual editor, and any section can be hidden. Mobile-responsive on every screen.