Invitation card maker for every occasion
Birthday, aqiqah, milad mahfil, shop opening, reunion: print it at 5 × 7 in or send it on WhatsApp.
- Free
- No sign-up
- No watermark
- Bangla ready
Many invitations are now sent as images on WhatsApp and Messenger, while family elders still like a printed card. Design the card once at 5 × 7 in for printing, then make a 9:16 copy for phones from the same design.
Bilingual invitations are common, so you can set the names in a decorative Bangla font and the details in a simple English one, or the other way round.
How to make it
- Start with the 5 × 7 in print card or the 1080 × 1920 phone card.
- Add the occasion, the host's name, date, time, venue and an RSVP number.
- Download a PDF for printing or a JPG to share with guests.
Tips that make a difference
- Write the date with the weekday ("Friday, 4 December") so nobody has to check a calendar.
- For a digital card, add the venue's map link as a QR code.
- Decorative fonts are lovely for names, but use a plain font for the address and phone number.
Frequently asked questions
What size is an invitation card?
5 × 7 in (127 × 178 mm) is the most common printed size. For phones, use 1080 × 1920 px.
Can I write the invitation in Bangla and English?
Yes. Mix both languages in one card; each text box can have its own font.
Can I send it on WhatsApp?
Yes. Export a JPG or PNG and share it like any photo.
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