Indian wedding planning, all in one place
Every function.
Every family.
One plan.
Find venues and vendors with real prices, then plan the haldi, mehendi, sangeet, wedding and reception together with your family.
Seven steps to the mandap
Every tool you need, from the first budget to the last shagun. Start with any step; everything stays in sync.
See all planning tools →- 1BudgetSet one total and split it across every function.
- 2VenuesLawns, palaces, banquets and mandapams, with per-plate prices.
- 3VendorsPhotographers to pandits, compared on price and reviews.
- 4Guest listOne list, with replies tracked for each function.
- 5InvitesAn invitation website for every family, sent on WhatsApp, with replies.
- 6ChecklistTasks built around your functions, dates and traditions.
- 7Shagun registryGifts, group gifts and funds, with nothing bought twice.
Built for five functions, not one big day
Indian weddings run over days, with hundreds of guests and both families involved. Every tool here is shaped around that.
One guest list. Every function.
Add each family once, invite them to the functions they are coming to, and track RSVPs, meal choices and travel for every event separately.
- Invite by family or by person, per function
- Replies from your invitation fill it in
- Parents and siblings edit alongside you
A budget that thinks in functions
Set a total in lakhs, split it across every event, and see what is booked, paid and still open. Quotes from vendor profiles drop straight in.
- Suggested splits by city and guest count
- Track advances and payment due dates
- Choose who in the family sees the numbers
Invites made for the family group chat
Pick a template, write it in English, Hindi or Tamil, and send every family their own link on WhatsApp. Each family's link shows only their functions, and their replies fill your guest list.
- An invitation website: the doors open, the curtain parts
- Your functions, timeline and story, with the sections you choose
- Nothing sent in bulk: one tap from your own WhatsApp
- Iyer familyComing, 4
- Sharma familyOpened
- Kapoor uncle and auntySent
Gifts they will use, nothing bought twice
Make one list of gifts, group gifts and funds for the honeymoon or the new home. Guests say what they will give, so nothing is bought twice, and bring it to the wedding. Nothing is paid online.
- Gifts show as taken once a guest picks them
- Group gifts that cousins chip in for together
- One link to share in the family WhatsApp groups
Find your helpers
Prices shown upfront, reviews from couples in their own words, and a shortlist your whole family can see.
Browse all venues →
Banquet hallsMumbai · Delhi NCR · Pune
Lawns and farmhousesDelhi NCR · Jaipur · Ahmedabad
Palaces and fortsUdaipur · Jaipur · Jodhpur
5-star hotelsMumbai · Bengaluru · Hyderabad
Beach and resortsGoa · Kochi · Alibaug
Kalyana mandapamsChennai · Bengaluru · Madurai
Every vendor you will need
All categories →- Photographers
- Bridal makeup
- Mehendi artists
- Decorators
- Caterers
- Wedding planners
- Bridal wear
- Groom wear
- Jewellery
- Choreographers
- DJs and bands
- Pandits and priests
Venues with photos and prices
Browse all venues →
Find a venue that fits
Pick the function, guest count and budget. We show venues with open dates and per-plate prices.
A planner on call, till the vidaai
Bespoke planning for families who would like every function in expert hands. A Shaadiwaale planner shortlists venues and vendors, negotiates packages and keeps both families in the loop. Fees from ₹20 lakh.
- Venue booking
- Full or partial planning
- Family makeup at home
- Destination weddings
Ideas for every function
Real weddings
All stories →Send us your photos and the little details. We feature your wedding and credit every vendor in it, so other couples can book them in a tap.
Read from our Journal
All guides →
BudgetWhat a Wedding Really Costs in 2026: Metros, Smaller Cities and Villages, Line by Line
VenuesWedding Venue Costs in India: What a Per Plate Quote Really Contains, and the Twelve Questions to Ask Before You Book
PhotographyWedding Photography in India: What It Costs, Who Owns the Photographs, and the Questions That Save You
Thought through for Indian families
Family co-planning
Give parents and siblings their own access. Mom edits the guest list, Papa sees the budget, and nobody sees the surprises.
Muhurat dates, open venues
Shortlist auspicious dates and see which venues are still free on each one before you call anyone.
Food counts for the caterer
See how many guests from veg, Jain and non-veg families are coming to each function, ready to share with your caterer.
Rooms, travel and pickups
Block hotel rooms, collect arrival times and plan airport pickups for every out-of-town guest.
A checklist that knows your rituals
Tasks built around your functions and traditions, with reminders that reach both families.
One album from every phone
Guests scan a QR code at each function and their photos land in one shared album, sorted by event.
Shaadiwaale works in your phone’s browser. Log in, and your plan, boards and shortlist open on any phone or laptop.
List your venue or service, receive enquiries with dates and guest counts already filled in, and keep track of them in your own dashboard.