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How do I make an online RSVP for a Muslim wedding?

Answered by the UK Wedding Websites editorial team · Updated 2026-10-12 · For guests

Short answer

Make an online RSVP that separates the nikah ceremony from the reception or walima, and include questions about dietary needs, prayer times and dress code if needed.

For a Muslim wedding, your online RSVP should be clear about the different parts of the day. The nikah is the religious ceremony, and the walima or reception may be on a different day. Use a wedding website that lets you create separate events, so guests can choose to attend one or both.

Ask about dietary requirements, especially halal food, and any allergies. If you are having prayers during the event, you can include a note about timings so guests know when to arrive. You might also ask about dress code, for example whether guests should dress modestly or wear traditional attire.

In England and Wales, a nikah is only legally binding if it takes place in a building registered for marriages with an authorised person present. Many couples also have a short civil ceremony. Check with your mosque or the register office to confirm what applies to you. Your online RSVP can still be simple and welcoming.

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