Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box*
Feel like a queen on your wedding day by inviting guests with a Moroccan inspired invitation box. Before a single guest has seen the venue, the flowers or the dress, they have held this in both hands, worked the clasp open and found your wording waiting inside. That is the moment the whole event stops being a date on a calendar and starts being a night they are already looking forward to.
Each wooden box comes decorated with detailed brass embellishments and a clasp closure, and is made with slight imperfections for an old world look, so it feels like something carried home from a souk rather than something ordered online. Boxes come in assorted designs, which is part of the charm: the metalwork and the patterning vary, and a stack of them on a table looks like a collection rather than a production run. Each box measures approximately 7"L, big enough to hold a rolled scroll and small enough to post or hand over in person.
Place an invitation scroll inside, or complete the royalty treatment by adding your own scroll, tied with cord and rolled to fit the length of the box. Personalize the box itself with the couple's names and event date for an extra touch, engraved in-house by HansonEllis on the wood, so the keepsake carries your names long after the invitation inside has been read.
Besides invitations, you may also present the box as a favor to your guests by adding trinkets or confections inside: sugared almonds, dates, a small charm, a key to a hotel suite, a tea light. Whether it is a wedding, a birthday or a bat mitzvah, this invitation box will set the tone for any Arabian Nights or royal theme event, and it keeps working afterwards as a ring box, a keepsake box or the place where the wedding rings live between anniversaries.
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Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box
Box comes in assorted designs.
Size Approximately: 7"L
Engrave Couple's Name/Date or Short Phrase
Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box at a glance
The Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box is a wooden box, approximately 7"L, decorated with detailed brass embellishments and a clasp closure and made with slight imperfections for an old world look. Boxes come in assorted designs. It holds an invitation scroll, trinkets or confections, and can be engraved in-house with the couple's names and event date or a short phrase of up to 36 characters on one line.
Best for: couples planning a Moroccan, Arabian Nights or royal theme wedding who want the invitation itself to be a keepsake their guests display rather than an envelope they recycle.
Who the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box is for
- Weddings an invitation that arrives as an object, engraved with the couple's names and event date.
- Asian and themed events the natural fit for an Arabian Nights, Moroccan, Indian or royal theme celebration.
- Bridesmaids and groomsmen hand one to each of them with the question rolled up inside and their name engraved on the lid.
- Anniversaries engrave the names and the original wedding date and fill it with a note or a small gift.
- Birthdays a milestone birthday invitation, or a keepsake box that sets the tone before the guest arrives.
- Bat mitzvahs and milestone celebrations a keepsake invitation for a celebration the family will be photographing all night.
- Valentine's Day a small engraved box with a note, a charm or a ring hidden under the clasp.
- Christmas a keepsake box that is part of the gift itself, engraved with a name and the year.
- Corporate and client gifts an invitation or thank you for a gala, a launch or a top client, engraved with a short phrase.
- Graduation an engraved keepsake box for the certificates, tassels and cards from the day.
Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box size and materials
| Size | Approximately 7"L |
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| Material | Wood, with detailed brass embellishments and a clasp closure; made with slight imperfections for an old world look |
| What is included | One Moroccan invitation box in an assorted design. A scroll is not listed as included, so you place an invitation scroll or your own scroll inside |
| Personalization | Engraved in-house with the couple's names and event date or a short phrase, up to 36 characters on one line |
| Turnaround | Standard 5–10 business days, rush 3–5, expedite 1–3, plus 2–5 days US shipping |
| Personalized by | HansonEllis, in-house, in business since 1999 |
Care and use
- Each box is made with slight imperfections for an old world look, so small marks and variations in the wood and brass are part of the design.
- Boxes come in assorted designs, so the brass detailing varies from box to box across an order.
- The box closes with a clasp, so fasten it before posting or handing it over with a scroll inside.
How the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box is personalized
- Type your wording into the personalization field on this page: the couple's names and event date, or a short phrase of up to 36 characters on one line.
- HansonEllis engraves the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box in-house. An optional proof is available on request before production (a proof service fee applies).
- Your boxes ship insured by UPS, FedEx or USPS with tracking emailed to you, ready for you to roll your scroll, fill them and send them out.
Ideas for what to put inside
- A rolled invitation scroll tied with cord, with the ceremony details on the outside face.
- The invitation plus a separate RSVP slip and a small map or hotel card for out of town guests.
- Sugared almonds, dates or chocolates when the box is handed out as a favor rather than posted.
- A charm, a key, a ring or a small piece of jewellery for a proposal or an anniversary.
- A handwritten note and a photograph, so the box becomes the keepsake rather than the packaging.
Quote ideas for your Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box
- Amir & Layla 06.14.27
- Together Forever
- Save the Date
- You Are Invited
- A Thousand and One Nights
- With Love, Nadia & Sam
- Our Wedding Day
- Happily Ever After Begins
- The Marriage of Sara & Omar
- Join Us, June 14, 2027
Which one should I choose
An invitation can be a printed card, a scroll in a plain container, or a box that stays on the shelf. The choice is really about how much of the theme you want in the guest's hands.
| Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box | Choose it when the theme is Moroccan, Arabian Nights or royal and you want the invitation to arrive as an engraved wooden keepsake. |
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| A printed invitation in a paper envelope | Choose it for a large guest list where the invitation only has to carry information. |
| A plain favor box or organza bag | Choose it when the box is only holding confections at the reception and no invitation is involved. |
For a themed wedding where the invitation sets the tone, the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box is the one, because it does the inviting first and then becomes the favor or the keepsake.
Ordering the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box for weddings and events
For a wedding or an event, count one Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box per household on the invitation list, or one per guest if you are using them as favors, plus spares for photographs and keepsakes. There is no minimum order. The same engraving can go on every box, or each box can carry a different name: order the quantity you need and email the list to [email protected] after ordering. Logo orders are a custom order, so send a vector file (.eps, .ai, .cdr, .pdf or .svg) or a high-resolution image to [email protected], where a logo setup fee applies. Standard production is 5–10 business days, rush 3–5 and expedite 1–3, plus 2–5 days US shipping; for weddings order 3–6 months ahead. For bulk pricing, please contact [email protected].
Questions shoppers ask about the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box
How big is the Moroccan Wedding Invitation Box?
It measures approximately 7"L, long enough to hold a rolled invitation scroll and small enough to post or hand to a guest.
What is the box made of?
It is a wooden box decorated with detailed brass embellishments and a clasp closure, made with slight imperfections for an old world look.
Can I choose the design?
No. The box comes in assorted designs, so the brass detailing and patterning vary from box to box. That variation is part of the old world look.
Does it come with a scroll or an invitation inside?
A scroll is not listed as included. You place an invitation scroll inside, or add your own scroll with your wording printed or handwritten on it.
How is it personalized?
It is engraved in-house with the couple's names and event date or a short phrase. The personalization field allows up to 36 characters on one line.
How many characters can I engrave?
Up to 36 characters on a single line, spaces and punctuation included. Short lines such as "Amir & Layla 06.14.27" sit best on a 7" box.
Can each box carry a different name?
Yes. Order the quantity you need, then email the list of names to [email protected] after ordering so each box is engraved individually.
Can I have a company logo engraved on it?
Logos are handled as a custom order. Email a vector file (.eps, .ai, .cdr, .pdf or .svg) or a high-resolution image to [email protected]; a logo setup fee applies and not every logo can be engraved.
Can I see a proof before you engrave it?
Proofs are optional and available on request for a $35-55 service fee per proof, and they add extra days to production. Changes after a proof carry a $40 minimum updating fee.
Is there a minimum order?
No. There is no minimum order, so you can order one box for a proposal or enough for a full guest list. For bulk pricing, please contact [email protected].
How far ahead should I order for a wedding?
Invitations go out months before the day, so order 3 to 6 months ahead. Standard production is 5 to 10 business days plus 2 to 5 days US shipping, with rush and expedite available.
Can I return it?
Engraved boxes are made to order and are final sale unless defective. A box ordered without personalization can be returned within 14 days.
See more in Asian Wedding Favors.
Updated September 2026 by the HansonEllis personalization team.
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