What it does
Features- Christian: a candle to light, and “Peace be to this house” (Luke 10:5).
- Muslim: بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم, an arched door and tea. Music starts off.
- Jewish: חנוכת הבית, bread and salt, and hanging the mezuzah.
- Each line can be reworded or left off, and the programme is yours to set.
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How it worksHouse blessing invitation wording
Wording- God has blessed us with a new home. Please join us as Fr. Paul blesses it, and stay for tea and lunch.
- Please join us for a Quran recitation and dua for our new home, followed by mint tea, sweets and dinner.
- Come and help us hang the mezuzah, break bread and fill our new home with friends.
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Create yoursFrequently asked questions
QuestionsWhich blessings are there?
A Christian house blessing, a Muslim house blessing and a Jewish Chanukat HaBayit, each with its own artwork, wording and programme. You can change any line.
Can I change the verse or the opening line?
Yes. Replace it with your own, or leave it off the card.
Is there music?
You can add music from a free library or upload your own. The Muslim house blessing starts without music; add it only if you want it.
Do guests need an app or an account?
No. Guests open the link in any browser and reply on the invitation. You see every reply in one list, and can download it.
Is it free?
Making, publishing and sharing your invitation is free, and guests never pay or sign up. Each invitation includes a set number of free guest views; if you need more, a one-time payment unlocks unlimited views for that invitation.
Can I make more than one?
Yes. One Google account holds as many invitations and wedding cards as you need, each with its own link and its own replies. You'll find them all under My cards.