Digital wedding invitations in Tunisia: the complete guide
What a digital wedding invitation is, what it changes for your guests, and how to create one in minutes — in Arabic, French or English, from your phone.
Published 4 September 2026Updated 11 September 20263 min read
In Tunisia, wedding invitations used to be handed over in person: a card, sometimes two versions, delivered by both families over several weeks. Today most guests learn the date on WhatsApp. A digital invitation is not a gimmick — it is simply the card that followed the guests to where they already are.
What exactly is a digital invitation?
It is a small web page, in your names, that opens from a single link. It carries everything a card carries — the couple, the inviting families, the date, the programme, the venue — and what a card cannot: a link that opens directions, a countdown, your photos, music, and a button so every guest can confirm they are coming.
It is neither an image dropped into a group chat nor a PDF you pinch-zoom on a phone. A real digital invitation reads like a page, in each guest’s language, and stays the same for everyone: when you fix a time, it is fixed for the two hundred people who already have the link.
What it changes for your guests
- They never lose the invitation. The link stays in their WhatsApp conversation until the big day.
- They find the venue. One button opens directions to the hall — no more “where exactly is it?” on the night.
- They reply in one tap. Yes, no, how many people: you know without calling each of them.
- They read in their own language. An invitation can be in Arabic, French or both — and family abroad receives it instantly.
What it changes for you
- You create it in minutes, from your phone, with nothing to install.
- You edit it after sending: a venue that changes, a time that moves, a photo to add.
- You see who answered and how many people are coming — the number your caterer asks for.
- You can send one link for the groom’s side and another for the bride’s side, each with its own wording.
How to create it
- Pick a design. The catalogue shows every design in full, exactly as your guests will see it. You can switch at any time.
- Fill it in. Languages, first names, families, then the moments of the wedding — the henna, the outia, the evening party — each with its date and venue. Everything saves as you type.
- Publish and share. Your link is ready. You look at it, show it to your mother, then send it on WhatsApp.
What about the paper card?
Many families keep a few cards for grandparents or for tradition. The two go very well together: the link for everyone, the card for those who cherish it. On request, we also prepare a square card ready for the printer, from the same design as your online invitation.
To compare both in detail, read how much a wedding invitation costs in Tunisia.
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need to install an app to read the invitation?
No. The invitation opens in the phone’s browser, including the one built into WhatsApp. No installation, no account — for you or your guests.
Can it be in Arabic and French at the same time?
Yes. You choose one, two or three languages (Arabic, French, English). With two, every part of the invitation shows both; with three, the guest picks theirs at the top of the page.
How long does the invitation stay online?
It stays active until one month after the wedding, then remains readable for twelve more months as a keepsake. You can also download it as a PDF.
What happens if I change the date or the venue?
You edit the invitation, and the link you already sent shows the new information. There is nothing to resend.
Ready to create your invitation?
Pick a design, fill it in, share. You can switch design at any time.
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