Nikkah welcome sign designed to reflect faith, love, and meaning—this handcrafted glass wedding sign features the powerful verse from Surah Nebe 8, making it an intentional symbol of sacred union. Highlighting the spiritual connection at the heart of every Islamic marriage ceremony nikah, it brings together the essence of commitment, companionship, and the beauty of tradition. The verse, written in graceful calligraphy, serves as a visual anchor for your celebration, reminding you and your guests of the divine bond that defines Muslim marriage practices. Whether placed at the entrance of your Islamic wedding or displayed as a keepsake afterward, this sign carries the message that marriage is more than a contract—it is a blessing.

Arabic Verse: ??????????????? ??????????
Translation:"And We created you in pairs."

This ayah reflects Allah’s wisdom in joining two souls in peace, offering mutual care and emotional stability. It’s a meaningful expression of the harmony and love meant to exist between spouses, as honored in Islamic tradition.

Product Features:

• Material: Hand-painted tempered glass with gold acrylic calligraphy

• Thickness: 0.15 inch (4 mm), single-panel piece

• Available Sizes:

  • 13x19" (35x50 cm)

  • 18x24" (46x61 cm)

  • 21x27" (55x70 cm)

• Includes: Artwork only; stand or easel not included

• Customization: Fully customizable—share your details in the customization section.

• Ideal For: Nikkah ceremonies, Walima receptions, Islamic wedding décor, or as a cherished keepsake.

Why Choose This Nikkah Welcome Sign:

1. Embodies the spiritual significance of marital union in Islam

2. Meticulously crafted with attention to detail and quality

3. Offers customization to align with your wedding theme

4. Serves as a lasting memento of your special day

5. Enhances your wedding décor with meaningful Islamic art

Conclusion: This Glass Nikkah Welcome Sign is more than just a decorative piece; it's a celebration of the divine wisdom in creating companionship. Let it serve as a beautiful reminder of the harmony and balance that marriage brings, as ordained in Surah Nebe 8.