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Lantern door
A majlis invitation site that opens with a carved wooden door onto a lantern lit majlis, a brass dallah and dates. It suits a ghabga, an iftar or Eid.
What the site holds
- An opening that plays the moment the guest taps
- The names, and the date in both calendars
- The evening's programme, hour by hour
- A countdown to the night
- The venue on a map
- The guest's reply, straight to your list
What you can change
- Every word, name and date
- The pictures and video clips
- Which of the design's versions to use
Questions about this design
- How does the Lantern door invitation site open?
- It starts with a carved wooden door that swings open onto a majlis at night, with glowing lanterns, a brass dallah and a dish of dates. The sections of the invitation then follow as the guest scrolls.
- Does Lantern door suit a Ramadan ghabga or an iftar?
- Yes. The lanterns, the dallah and the dates carry the feel of Ramadan, and you write the family name and the occasion in the title, whether it is a ghabga, an iftar, an Eid gathering or a majlis evening.
- What does the evening programme show in the majlis invitation?
- It lists the parts of the evening with their times, each with a small drawn icon such as the coffee, the ghabga table or the oud. There is also a countdown set in carved niches and the majlis on a map.
- Does a guest need an app to open the majlis invitation?
- A guest needs no app and no account. Each guest gets a private link by name on WhatsApp, and when they confirm, the reply lands on the host's guest list.