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Wedding planning guides
Card wording, programme examples, checklists and wishes, written for Malaysian weddings. Free to read and copy.
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Wedding Card Wording Examples (Formal, Friendly and Casual)
Wedding card wording examples used in Malaysia: formal family wording, short and friendly wording, wording for friends, a pantun and closing lines. Copy and edit. 2 min read - 2
Malay Wedding Programme Example (Akad Nikah and Reception)
A sample Malay wedding programme for the akad nikah and reception, with realistic timings, a Friday prayer note and tips to keep the day on schedule. 2 min read - 3
How to Make a Digital Wedding Card in 10 Steps
A step-by-step guide to making a digital wedding card: pick a template, add details, music and maps, set up RSVP and send it on WhatsApp. 2 min read - 4
Wedding Planning Checklist (12 Months to the Wedding Day)
A Malaysian wedding planning checklist by month: pre-marriage course, screening, venue, caterer, invitations and RSVP, all the way to the wedding day. 2 min read - 5
Wedding Wishes for the Newlyweds (Doa, Formal and Fun)
Wedding wishes for cards, WhatsApp and guestbooks: the doa for newlyweds, formal wishes, wishes from friends and colleagues, and short messages. 2 min read - 6
Digital vs Printed Wedding Cards: Which Is Better?
An honest comparison of digital and printed wedding cards: cost, time, RSVP, maps, salam kaut, environment and keepsakes, plus how to combine both. 2 min read - 7
How to Make a Digital Greeting Card in 5 Steps
A guide to digital greeting cards: pick the occasion, write a letter, add photos, lock it until the big day and collect wishes from friends with a group card. 2 min read - 8
Happy Birthday Wishes (For Everyone You Love)
Birthday wishes in English and Malay for parents, children, best friends, partners and colleagues, plus a Malay birthday pantun. 2 min read - 9
Sorry Messages for Your Partner (Sincere, Not Cliché)
Sincere sorry messages for a partner, husband or wife: short and long apologies, a Malay pantun, and tips so your apology is actually accepted. 2 min read