
Bustan Gold Botanical Nikah Certificate
Named after the Arabic word for garden, Bustan wraps your nikah details in climbing gold vines and blossoms. Surah Ar-Rum 30:21 sits in Arabic calligraphy at the top, and your names are written in a flowing script.
- ✦Hand-drawn style gold botanical border
- ✦Surah Ar-Rum 30:21 in Arabic calligraphy with English translation
- ✦Groom and bride names in flowing script
- ✦Signature lines for groom and bride
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Questions
How does the print-it-yourself option work?
You pay $29, fill in your details and choose a design (or upload your own). We personalize it and email you a print-ready file within 1 business day. Then we guide you step by step: which paper to use and where to buy it, what size to print, and how to get it printed so it looks its best.
How fast will my printed certificate be ready?
Printed and framed certificates are ready in 3 business days from the day you order. Need it sooner? Add rush for $50 and it is ready the next business day, for pickup or shipping.
Do you ship, and where can I pick up?
We ship anywhere in Canada for a flat $15 with tracking. Pickup is free at 36 Zorra St, Etobicoke, ON. We will message you when your certificate is ready.
Can I use my own design?
Yes. Choose "Your own design", upload a JPG, PNG, WEBP or PDF, and we add your names and details to it and prepare it for printing.
Will I see a preview before it's printed?
Tick "Email me a preview" when you order and we will send a preview to approve before printing or sending the file. If you need it very quickly, skipping the preview keeps things fastest.
I don't know the Islamic date of our nikah.
No problem. Enter your nikah date and the Islamic date fills in for you. You can change it if your local moon sighting differs.
Is this a legal marriage document?
No. The nikah certificate is a beautiful personal keepsake, not a government marriage record. Your legal marriage is registered with your province when a registered officiant completes the paperwork. Many couples keep both.