# Muslim wedding hashtags

Source: https://www.marryloom.com/tools/wedding-hashtag-generator/muslim

Publisher: MarryLoom (https://www.marryloom.com)
Updated: 2026-10-02

Muslim wedding hashtags are built around the nikah, the marriage contract: #MayaRahulKaNikah (“Maya and Rahul’s nikah”) or simply #MayaRahulNikah. The walima, the reception, often gets its own hashtag because it is a separate day with its own guests.

In Kerala the henna night is the mylanchi and in the north the mehndi; either word fits before the names for that evening’s photos.

## The words

- **Nikah:** the marriage contract and ceremony
- **Shaadi:** wedding
- **Walima:** the reception hosted by the groom’s family
- **Mehndi:** the henna night

## Examples for Ayesha and Imran

- #AyeshaImranKaNikah
- #AyeshaImranNikah27
- #AyeshaWedsImranNikah
- #WalimaAyeshaImran
- #AyeshaImranKiShaadi
- #MehndiAyeshaImran
- #KhanNikah2027
- #NikahAyeshaImran

## Tips

- Nikah is short and clear; it leaves room for a surname or year.
- Use the walima hashtag on the reception invitation if the two guest lists differ.
- Ka and Ki are the possessives; keep them capitalised as separate words.

## Questions

### What is a good hashtag for a nikah?

#MayaRahulNikah or #MayaRahulKaNikah, with the year if the names are common. Add #WalimaMayaRahul for the reception.

### Should the mehndi have its own hashtag?

It can: #MehndiMayaRahul (or #MylanchiMayaRahul in Kerala). Most couples keep one hashtag and let guests add the function name.

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