Last updated: 20 August 2026
A majlis card is the invitation you send for a Malaysian majlis — kahwin, kenduri, tunang, aqiqah or hari jadi — in digital form, shared as one link that opens on your guest's phone. Unlike a printed card, that single link carries the event details, RSVP, venue map, background music and a live guestbook, and you can still correct it after it has gone out.
Every design below works for any majlis. Open one, replace the sample names and details with your own, and the artwork stays exactly as you see it here.
A majlis card is an invitation to a hosted Malaysian gathering, sent as a web link instead of printed on paper. "Majlis" covers any occasion you host, so the same card serves a wedding, a kenduri, an engagement, an aqiqah or a birthday — only the wording and the artwork change.
Compared with a printed card, a digital majlis card carries what paper cannot. Guests tap straight through to Google Maps or Waze, confirm attendance with a pax count, leave a wish in the guestbook, and hear your background music. Nothing gets posted, nothing is left over, and a wrong venue or a shifted time is fixed in seconds without reprinting a single card.
At MajlisKenduri you pick a design from the catalogue, replace the sample details in a visual editor, and publish one link to share on WhatsApp. It costs RM10 for one month, paid once — there is no subscription.
The same builder covers every majlis Malaysians host. Pick the design and wording that fit the occasion — the features underneath stay the same:
The whole thing runs in a web browser, so a phone is enough — nothing to install, and no design skills needed:
Pick a design from the catalogue — songket, batik, floral or Islamic styles built for Malaysian celebrations. You can switch to another one later without starting over.
Use the visual editor to add the host names, date, venue, programme and map. The card updates as you type, and you can preview exactly what guests will see.
Publish the card and MajlisKenduri gives you one shareable link for your majlis.
Send the link over WhatsApp and track who's coming through RSVP, QR check-in and the live guestbook.
The trade-off is not really about cost alone — it is about what you can still change after the invitations are out:
| Aspect | Digital majlis card | Printed card |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | One-time from RM10, no printing or postage | Per-unit printing plus postage, rises with guest count |
| Preparation time | Ready in minutes | Days to weeks for design and print |
| Distribution | One link, shared instantly on WhatsApp | Hand-delivered or posted to each guest |
| RSVP | Built-in, counted automatically with pax | Manual calls or separate reply cards |
| Last-minute changes | Edit any detail and it updates for everyone | Reprint the whole batch |
| Venue directions | Google Maps and Waze links in the card | A printed address to type out |
| Guest wishes | Live guestbook you keep after the day | A physical book at the door, if you set one up |
Every plan is a one-time payment for how long the card stays live — there is no free tier, no trial and no recurring charge. RM10 covers one month, RM20 two months and RM30 three months.
Whichever you choose, the card itself is complete. Nothing below is an add-on:
A majlis card is an invitation to a Malaysian majlis — a wedding, kenduri, engagement, aqiqah or birthday — sent as a digital link rather than a printed card. Guests open it on their phone to see the details, get directions, RSVP and leave a wish. At MajlisKenduri a majlis card costs RM10 for one month, paid once.
Yes, and it is now the norm in Malaysia. Most invitations already travel by WhatsApp, so a link fits how people actually share them. Many couples still print a small batch for elders and close family and send the digital majlis card to everyone else — the two work together rather than replacing each other.
Yes. The builder is not wedding-only — you set the host names, the occasion wording and the programme yourself, and every design in the catalogue can be used for any majlis. We also keep dedicated guides for kenduri, engagement, aqiqah, birthday and Hari Raya open houses, linked below.
RM10 for one month, RM20 for two months or RM30 for three months. Each is a one-time payment covering how long the card stays live — there is no subscription, no free plan and no per-guest charge, however many people you invite.
No. The card is a normal web link that opens in whatever browser the guest already has, on any phone or computer. Nothing to download, no account to create, and no login before they can RSVP.
Yes. Edit any detail — venue, time, programme, photos — and the published card updates for everyone immediately. The link stays the same, so guests who already have it always see the current version. That is the main thing a printed card cannot do.
Pick a design, fill in your details, and publish one link to share on WhatsApp — pay once, from RM10.
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