Henna Night Invitation Card Templates

Design a henna night invitation for the bride. Traditional and modern Arabic cards with henna patterns, editable names, date and venue.

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Henna Night Invitations

What should the card make clear?
The date, above everything. A henna night falls a few days before the wedding, and guests receive both invitations in the same week, so the two dates have to be impossible to confuse. These layouts give the henna date its own line.

What can you design?

  • Henna night invitations with traditional patterns

  • Modern, plainer henna card designs

  • Cards matched to the wedding invitation

  • Guest name cards and seating labels

  • Stories announcing the date

Can you change the colours and patterns?
Yes. Shift the palette from the traditional green and gold to something quieter, and swap the henna motifs to match the night's theme. Export at print quality, or as a light image for WhatsApp.

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What goes on a henna night invitation?
Issued in the name of the bride's family, followed by the invitation to the henna night, the bride's name, the date and time, and the venue. Note that it is women only where that applies, and add the theme colour if guests are asked to follow it. Andalusi's templates arrive with these fields.
What design suits a henna invitation?
Warm colours such as henna green, gold and maroon, with light henna patterning at the edges rather than behind the text, and an elegant Arabic script for the name. Keep it livelier than a wedding invitation, since the night is closer to a family celebration. Andalusi has henna layouts at card and story sizes.
When should a henna invitation be sent?
Two weeks ahead so guests can arrange to attend, or a week for a close family gathering. Send it a few days after the wedding invitation rather than alongside it, so the two occasions do not blur. Andalusi lets you design both in one identity with different colours.
What is the henna night and its customs?
A women's celebration held a night or more before the wedding, in which the bride's hands are patterned with henna and sweets and songs are shared. The details differ between the Gulf, the Levant and North Africa. Small favours in the bride's name are handed out. Andalusi covers the invitation and the favour card from one template.