For wedding planners · multi-event Indian weddings

Run every wedding like your best wedding

One system for the six events, two funding families, eleven vendors, and four hundred guests — with your name on it, not ours.

You know this week

The mother of the bride is disputing a decision made in a WhatsApp thread in March that nobody can find.
You've typed the DJ's day-of contact into three different documents, and the caterer still called asking for it.
The groom's side thinks the bride's side approved the mandap overage. The bride's side thinks you did.
It's 11 PM and you're building photo groups from a guest list that changed after you built them.

What changes

Built for Indian weddings from the data model up — not a single-event Western tool with extra tabs.

Every decision, on the record

Proposed → discussed → approved → e-signed, timestamped. When month-eleven amnesia hits, you open the log instead of defending yourself.

Your rolodex compounds

Every vendor you use is auto-logged to your roster — tiers, history, private notes. Ten weddings in, it's your most valuable asset, and it's yours.

Vendors manage themselves

Quotes, contracts, briefs, invoices in their own portal. Song lists get confirmed. Day-of contacts flow into your run sheet without you typing them.

Family politics, handled

Each side sees only their budget lines. Payment requests route to whoever funds that line. Approvals leave receipts. You stop being the referee.

Six events, one guest truth

Per-event invite matrix drives RSVPs, meals, headcounts, and photo groups from the same list — so nothing is stale by Saturday.

The day-of runs itself

Live run sheets, call times, photo groups texted to the right relatives, and a shift-everything button when the baraat runs late. It will.

And it wears your brand

Your studio, your colors, your clients logging into your system. Each wedding's guest site themes to the couple. We're the engine; the experience is yours.

What it costs

Priced per wedding, passed through to the client — the way you already pass through every other cost that makes their wedding better. It never comes out of your fee.

3–4 EVENTS

Classic

$995
per wedding · illustrative, pricing TBD
  • Up to 4 events · unlimited vendors & guests
  • All seats: couple, families, vendors, guests
5–7 EVENTS · THE TYPICAL INDIAN WEDDING

Grand

$1,795
per wedding · illustrative, pricing TBD
  • Full multi-event stack: run sheets, photo groups, briefs
  • Muhurat finder · funder-scoped budgets · your branding
8+ EVENTS OR 500+ GUESTS

Estate

$2,995
per wedding · illustrative, pricing TBD
  • Destination & multi-venue weekends
  • Priority support through the wedding weekend
Why these numbers: they're sized to the wedding, not to your fee. A five-event wedding runs $150k–300k; the platform that keeps every decision signed, every vendor in line, and every family calm is well under 1% of that — one line on your proposal beside the florals, and cheap at the price. Your fee stays your business; we never ask what it is. (We looked at charging a % of your planning fee and set it aside — it would require disclosing your fee, and it taxes your growth. Flat doesn't.)

Later, optionally: pay vendors through the platform by ACH and the payments themselves can carry a small processing margin — but that's a choice per payment, never a requirement, and off-platform payments are always recorded free.

Founding Planner Program

The first five planners run their next wedding on the platform free, shape the roadmap directly, and lock founding pricing for life. In exchange: honest feedback and a case study when it goes well.

CURRENTLY: PRIVATE PREVIEW · DFW FIRST
DRAFT PITCH · PRICING ILLUSTRATIVE · FOR CO-FOUNDER REVIEW
✎ FEEDBACK