How is a white card different from a simple card?
Simple is about minimal decoration, in any colour. White is about the colour, and can be richly decorated; Sulam Melur is embroidered edge to edge.
Last updated: 6 October 2026
White baju nikah is the norm now, and a lot of couples want a card that feels just as calm. A white card isn't a blank one, though. The good ones carry texture: white-on-white jasmine embroidery, ivory marble, strands of bunga tanjung. All eight below are real catalogue designs.
Eight white and ivory designs from several catalogue categories. Tap any of them to open the catalogue.
Names on a flat white ground look like a form. Texture is what makes a white card feel finished.
Pure white glares on a phone, especially when a guest opens the card at night in a dark room. That's why most of our "white" designs are actually a very light ivory or cream: the eye reads it as white without the glare.
If you want true white, Swiss Putih is it: big black grotesque type on white with a single red accent. That one is for couples into graphic design, not an adat wedding.
Many couples hold an all-white akad nikah in the morning and a colourful reception later the same day or another weekend. One digital card can list both in its programme, so there's no second card to make. If the reception will be colourful, keep the white card neutral.
Simple is about minimal decoration, in any colour. White is about the colour, and can be richly decorated; Sulam Melur is embroidered edge to edge.
If your pelamin is white or cream, yes. With a red or gold songket pelamin, a songket card gives guests a truer picture of the day.
Sakinah Marmar Gading is an Islamic design on white marble, and several designs on our Islamic wedding card page use an ivory ground.
From RM10, paid once, like every other design.
Preview any white design with your names on your own phone. Free, then RM10 once to publish.
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