Crescent, lantern and geometric designs for an Eid al-Fitr or Eid al-Adha dawat, written in Arabic, Urdu, Nepali or English.
An Eid invitation opens with Eid Mubarak, often in Arabic script as عيد مبارك, then names the host family, the gathering (an Eid dawat, a lunch after Eid prayers or an iftar during Ramadan), the date, the time and the address.
Because Eid follows the sighting of the moon, the exact day can shift by one. Sending the card as a link means the host can change the date after the moon is sighted and every guest sees the correct day without a second card.
Updated 25 September 2026
The Arabic greeting can sit above Urdu, Nepali or English wording on the same card, with fonts chosen for each script so none of them looks borrowed.
FAQ
Pick a design, type the names and the date, and share the link. Free to start, RSVPs included.
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