Build an invitation for the henna night separate from the wedding: its own date, its own venue and its own guest list. The headings on the invitation are worded for the henna night.
The henna night is usually held on a different day, at a different venue and often with a shorter guest list than the wedding. Squeezing both nights into a single invitation causes confusion and stops you seeing the head count for each night on its own. When you create a separate invitation for the henna night, each night gets its own link, its own countdown and its own RSVP list.
Wording made for the henna night. The invitation opens with the “Henna Night” heading, and the RSVP question is asked for the henna night too.
Its own date and venue. The countdown runs to the henna night, and the directions button leads to the henna venue.
A separate guest list. You send the link only to the people you are inviting to the henna night.
Every design is open to you. All 36 designs can be used for a henna night invitation as well.
What should a henna night invitation say?
A henna night invitation is short, but a few details must be there. An invitation that leaves no questions in a guest's mind includes:
The bride's and the groom's names
The date and the start time of the henna night
The venue name, its full address and directions
Who the invitation covers (for example, whether it is for women only)
A one-tap reply area for the RSVP
A small tip: If the henna night falls the day before the wedding, add the wedding time to the invitation message as well. Guests travelling from far away can then plan both nights at once.
A henna night invitation in three steps
Choose a design. Compare 36 options on a sample invitation, among them the warm, lively designs that suit a henna night.
Set the occasion to Henna Night. Choose the henna night as the occasion while entering the invitation details; the headings change accordingly.
Share. Add the people you are inviting to the henna night, send each of them their own link and follow the replies live.
The designs below are a small part of the catalogue. You can look through every design and its animated background live in the gallery on the home page.
You're InvitedEmma&James
Rose Petals
You're InvitedEmma&James
İznik Tiles
You're InvitedEmma&James
Watercolor Wash
You're InvitedEmma&James
Sunset Terracotta
You're InvitedEmma&James
Royal Baroque
You're InvitedEmma&James
Sakura Breeze
Frequently asked questions
Is creating a henna night invitation free?
Yes. Building your henna night invitation, adding guests and reading the replies are all free. No card details are asked for.
Should I make a single invitation for the henna night and the wedding?
The two nights usually mean a different day, a different venue and a different guest list. The cleanest way is to create two separate invitations and share a separate link for each.
What changes on the invitation for a henna night?
When you set the occasion to Henna Night while creating the invitation, the headings and the RSVP question are worded for the henna night. Every design can be used for either occasion.
I am inviting only women to the henna night — how do I say so?
You can write it in the personal message field on the invitation. That section sits in the middle of the invitation, where the guest is sure to see it.
How do I find out how many people are coming?
Every guest also picks how many people are coming when they reply. The total head count is added up for you in the dashboard.
Ready when you are
Sign in with your Google account, choose a design, and your invitation is ready in a few minutes. Free.