Jewish wedding invitations in Hebrew & English
My Simcha Invite is built for heimish simchas. Every chasunah template starts with traditional Ashkenazi nusach, laid out the way a frum family expects, with matching English wording on its own card — plus an aufruf card, dinner card, reply card and envelope in the same design.
Traditional nusach, ready to fill in
The Hebrew card opens with בעזהשי״ת, the pesukim, and the familiar wording for החתן and הכלה, the date לסדר, kabbolas ponim, chuppah and simchas chosson v’kallah, parents and עטרת זקנים. Placeholders show exactly what to fill in — nothing is invented for you.
A Hebrew keyboard built in
Type Hebrew on any phone or computer with the on-screen keyboard. Common words like נ״י, תחי׳, שיחיו, שליט״א and לפ״ק are one tap away, and gershayim render correctly.
Inserts that match
Add an aufruf card, a dinner card for out-of-town guests, a reply card and an envelope — all in the same design. Choose a boxed, wreath, crest or wax-seal monogram in Hebrew or English letters.
Questions
Is the Hebrew text right-to-left and correctly spelled?
Hebrew renders right-to-left with proper glyphs. The nusach is a starting point — you review every word and approve the proof before printing.
Can I have separate Hebrew and English cards?
Yes. Each set has a Hebrew card and an English card, and you can switch either off or add inserts.
Does it include a Magen David?
Designs use monograms and classic borders. You choose every element on the card.
Start your invitation
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