Eid invitations

Eid is for family — the morning visits, the lunch that runs into the evening, the gathering everyone looks forward to. Invite them to yours with a card in Arabic, English or both.

Design your invitation

A few designs to start from

Every design works in Arabic and in English — one of these is in the other language.

Design your invitation

Crescents, lanterns and gold

Eid designs with crescent moons, lanterns, mosque silhouettes and embroidered borders, with "Eid Mubarak" in gold Arabic calligraphy at the top. The same designs suit Eid Al Fitr and Eid Al Adha.

What to include

The host family, which day of Eid — the first, second or third — the time, and the place. Keep the wording short and warm; most guests will read it on their phone between other Eid messages.

Invitation wording ideas

Copy any of these into the studio and change the names and details.

Eid Mubarak The Al Mazrouei family invites you to lunch on the first day of Eid 1:00 pm · our home in Khalifa City, Abu Dhabi

How it works

1Pick a design for your occasion
2Write the names and details — in Arabic, English or both
3Download it as a picture or a video and share it

Questions

When should Eid invitations be sent?

A week or two before Eid. Because the exact day depends on the moon sighting, a short reminder on the eve of Eid, once the date is confirmed, is a nice touch.

Do the designs work for Eid Al Adha too?

Yes. The designs and the "Eid Mubarak" heading suit both Eids; write which Eid it is in the card's message.

Is it free to design an Eid invitation?

Yes. Many designs are free and download without a watermark, and changing fonts is always free. Premium designs, gold calligraphy, finishes and moving cards come with a Design plan from AED 15 for 30 days — one payment, no subscription.

How do I send my Eid invitation?

Download it as a picture (or a video, for moving designs) and share it on WhatsApp, Instagram or by email.