Digital henna night invitation
A warm henna night invitation, as private as you want it
Aden Invitations turns your henna night (jabla) invitation into a single WhatsApp link. Family and friends open a warm page with the bride's name and a real animated opening on their phone — no app to install — whether the evening is at the family home or in a hall.
Many families prefer to keep a henna invitation private: you can make it an invitation without photos, so every photo disappears from it, and set a password on the link so only people who know it can open it. The WhatsApp preview of a private invitation shows no name or photo.
Guests confirm attendance with one tap and you follow the replies from one dashboard. One payment per invitation, no subscription, no limit on how many guests you send the link to, and you can keep editing after the link is out.
Henna night templates you can try first
Each opening is inspired by the henna night itself and actually works when you tap it: a touch that brings out the henna on the bride's fingers, a first beat on the drum that starts the evening, or a henna bundle that reaches each guest with her name.
Henna Reveal
One touch and the henna appears on the bride's fingers
First Beat
One tap on the drum and the henna night begins
Henna Bundle
A bundle of henna arrives with your name on its ribbon
Henna Print
An olive leaf dipped in henna: press your blessing to open the invitation
Bridal Gold
Swipe up and the gold embroidery of the bride's dress comes to life
For a quiet evening at the family home, the light templates with warm colors fit best. For a big night with singing and drums, the dark templates with gold suit it. Every template also works without photos if you choose a private invitation.
How it works, in 3 steps
Pick a template
Choose an opening and colors that feel like your night, and see it working on your own phone right away.
Design it in the editor
The bride's name, date and venue first, then the texts, the evening's program and, if you want, photos — in a live editor, before any payment.
Publish and share
One payment when you publish, then send one WhatsApp link to everyone you want, with no limit on guest count, and track RSVPs from your dashboard.
What's included
Only you can see RSVP responses from your dashboard — no guest sees another guest's name or number. With a password, the invitation itself only opens for people who know it.
- Every henna night template and opening
- One link for an unlimited number of guests, no subscription
- A live editor you can keep using after the invitation is published
- A no-photos option: every photo disappears from the invitation with one switch
- A password for the link, so only people who know it can open the invitation
- A WhatsApp preview for private invitations that shows no name or photo
- RSVP with a dashboard showing every name, plus-ones, and the total
- The venue on Google Maps and Waze, plus add-to-calendar
- The evening's program, a page for the bride's family, and a guestbook
- The invitation stays live for your guests for at least 18 months after publishing
Price
Launch price until 31 December 2026, then 299 ₪
One full henna night package, one payment, no monthly subscription or hidden fees.
Henna night invitation FAQ
Can a henna invitation be private?
Yes. You can hide every photo from the invitation and set a password on the link so only people who know it can open it. The WhatsApp preview of a private invitation shows no name or photo.
Do guests need to install an app?
No. The invitation is a web page that opens straight from the WhatsApp link on any phone.
Can we write the evening's program?
Yes, you write the times in the editor the way you want, such as the welcome, the bride's entrance, the henna and the hospitality.
Can we edit it after sending?
Yes, changes show up instantly on the same link, with nothing to resend, up to 30 days after the event. After payment the occasion type stays fixed, and the date can move up to 60 days either way.
Where do we see RSVPs?
In your own dashboard: every guest name, their plus-ones, and the running total.