Now reserving early access · Spring ‘27
Bilingual Arabic & English invitations, signage, and ceremony assets — culturally precise, calligraphically real, and ready in an afternoon. Built for Muslim couples who refuse generic.
Saturday · the eighth of August Two thousand twenty-six
Amman, Jordan
On the occasion of
When
11 . 04 . 2026
Six in the evening
Where
The Old Pavilion
London, UK
A note from us
The stationery industry has spent a decade designing for one kind of wedding. Filigree borders. Eucalyptus garlands. Names set in Pinterest cursive. We make wedding stationery that actually knows your name — in both languages, with the right diacritics, and with a verse you chose, not one a template suggested.
Real typography, not AI letterforms
Names typeset with professionally drawn Arabic typefaces — Amiri, Aref Ruqaa, Reem Kufi. No AI-hallucinated calligraphy that falls apart at print resolution.
Verses with citation
Quran ayat sourced from Quran.com's open API. Surah and ayah number printed beside every verse, so anyone can verify the source.
Cultural, not costume
Four motif families drawn from real architectural and textile traditions. We don't mix Moroccan zellige with Mughal florals because Pinterest does.
Four motif families
Pick a starting motif and Mehr personalizes every piece around it — names, verses, dates, venue, family lines. Hover a card to see it straight.
Saturday · the eighth of August Two thousand twenty-six
Amman, Jordan
No. 01 · Levantine
Deep emerald, brass, geometric
You are invited to celebrate
Twenty-fourth of May, 2026
Riad El Fenn · Marrakech
No. 02 · Maghrebi
Terracotta, zellige, warm
We humbly request the honor
The nineteenth of September
Karachi · Pakistan
No. 03 · Indo-Pak
Rose, vines, romantic
On the occasion of
When
11 . 04 . 2026
Six in the evening
Where
The Old Pavilion
London, UK
No. 04 · Modern
Ink, cream, editorial
What’s included
The suite scales across every moment of your wedding — print, digital, and shareable. Your bride and your aunty get the same answer to “what does the invitation look like?”
Print + digital. Sent 6–9 months ahead.
Bilingual, with your chosen verse and full names.
QR-linked dietary and ceremony preferences.
Matching typography. Halal-friendly defaults.
For ceremony entry. 18×24in print-ready PDF.
For the photo wall. Optional but inevitable.
Single-page event details, password-protected.
Post-wedding follow-up, send to 20 or 200.
Six matching graphics for the announcement post.
Included. Separate aesthetic if you want it.
Three steps
Names in both scripts, families, venue, the verse that means the most to you. About six minutes.
Your motif family applied to every piece. Your names typeset in both scripts. Your verse and citation laid out. You preview before you pay.
Download print-ready PDFs to take to any printer. Or add our managed print bundle at checkout — premium cardstock, color-matched, shipped to your door.
What it costs
Custom stationery studios charge $1,200–$3,500 for a full suite. Mehr delivers the same depth — bilingual, culturally specific, fully designed — as a digital download you print anywhere.
Wedding Suite
Early-access price
Digital download
Suite + Print
Best valueEarly-access price
Digital + shipped to door
Lifetime Suite
Early-access price
Digital, every motif, forever
Early access · 100 spots
We open the doors with one hundred spots and $30 off the digital suite. After that, regular pricing. After that, a waitlist.
No spam. No newsletter. One email, when access opens.
Why Mehr exists
Most Muslim wedding stationery online today falls into two buckets. The big stationery brands — Minted, Zola, Joy — have no idea what a walima is and can’t render Arabic without breaking it. Etsy has the cultural literacy, but quality is wildly uneven and “calligraphy” sometimes means an English script font with extra curls.
Mehr is the third option. Purpose-built for bilingual Muslim weddings, designed to one consistent standard, priced like Etsy. We don’t aim to be the cheapest or the largest. We aim to be the one that makes sense for your wedding specifically.