What is Eidi and why give it in an envelope?
Eidi, also known as Eidiya or Eideya, is the gift of money given to children and younger relatives on Eid. Handing it over in a printed envelope turns a few notes into a proper present, keeps each gift separate when there are many cousins to visit, and makes the moment feel more considered than cash from a wallet.
Eid Mubarak money envelopes for the family
Marble and gold has a refined look that suits gifts from elders, while purple and gold feels rich and festive. Both carry an Eid Mubarak greeting and slip easily into a coat pocket or handbag for a day of visits. Happy Eid in teal and iridescent brings a brighter look for younger children.
Money envelopes for weddings and celebrations
Eidi is only one use. The Mubarak confetti envelope in white and rose gold suits a wedding gift, an engagement or a graduation, and pairs naturally with our wedding party decor.
Preparing Eidi envelopes the night before
For families across the UK, an evening near the end of Ramadan is a good time to write names on each envelope and sort them by household. Adding a short note or one of our greeting cards turns each envelope into a keepsake.