Sitesfare’s Unguja template is a Swahili-Arab wedding website: a kanga is lifted onto a live 3D carved Zanzibar door that swings open onto the Indian Ocean, with your names in English and Arabic, your own kanga proverb, a kanga for every chapter of your story, a taarab playlist, the hina, kupamba, nikah, taarab night and walima marked Ladies, Gents or Everyone, a Swahili feast, and an RSVP that carves every guest’s name into the door. It costs ₹2,499 once, or from ₹7,999 once to keep it online for good.
Drafting is free. To publish, choose Occasion at ₹2,499 once, or Occasion Forever at from ₹7,999 once.
Unguja is built from the Swahili-Arab wedding of Zanzibar and the Omani families of the island: the carved and brass-studded doors of Stone Town, the kanga and its proverb, the dhow, cloves and spices, taarab, the hina and the kupamba.
It is made for Omani-Zanzibari and Swahili families wherever they celebrate — in Muscat, in Zanzibar and Dar es Salaam, or abroad — with every word, in English, Swahili and Arabic, editable.
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₹2,499 once
A site for your wedding or celebration — live until 60 days after the event. Keep it for good with Occasion Forever.
from ₹7,999 once
Keep your wedding or celebration site online for good — two email addresses and 2 GB of photos, paid once; grow to 10 GB or 50 GB.
Yes. The proverb on the opening kanga and the band across the page is yours to write, with its meaning underneath.
No. The example wedding is in Muscat, but every city, venue and word is editable — it works for a wedding in Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam, Mombasa or anywhere.
Add a link to your playlist and guests get a button to open it; the song list itself is typed one song per line.
₹2,499 once, live until 60 days after the wedding; from ₹7,999 once to keep it online forever.
