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Every ceremony with its venue and timing, so guests always know where to be without asking anyone.
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Live todayOne app for the whole wedding
Every ceremony, every venue, every guest list and every photo in one place — so nobody has to ask which function is where, or when the bus leaves.
- RSVPs per ceremony
- One shared photo album
- Reminders to every guest
What Wedding app actually is
An Indian wedding is not one event, it is six, often across three venues and four days, and the guest list is different for each. That is why a printed card and a WhatsApp group both fall apart. Here every function has its own schedule and its own RSVP, guests see only what they need to see, and every photo anyone takes lands in one shared album instead of scattered across forty phones. Searches for a wedding app, a shaadi app or a digital wedding invitation usually come down to one problem: a printed card and a WhatsApp group cannot tell you how many people are coming to which function.
Invite your guests
Guests get the app from a link and RSVP per event, so you get a real headcount for each function rather than one guess for all of them.
Share it and let it run
Reminders and updates reach every guest's phone, and photos come back into one album as the celebration happens.
What you get on day one
RSVP management
Guests respond in the app and you track headcounts per event in real time — the number the caterer actually needs.
Shared photo gallery
Guests upload their own photos throughout the celebration into one shared album, rather than forty phones you never see.
Ceremony schedule
Every event, venue and timing in one place, so nobody phones to ask which function is where.
Push notifications
Reminders and last-minute changes reach every guest's phone instantly, which is the only thing that works on the day.
Interactive games
Prediction games and light competition to keep guests engaged in the weeks before the wedding.
Wedding app: the usual way vs 10mins
Figures quoted for other companies are the publicly discussed ranges; ours are what we actually charge.
| The usual way | On 10mins | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | Rs 15,000-50,000 for a custom wedding website or app | $35 a month, after a 24-hour free trial |
| Headcount per function | One guess for the whole wedding | A real RSVP count per ceremony |
| Where the photos end up | Scattered across forty phones | One shared album everyone uploads into |
| Reaching guests on the day | A WhatsApp group nobody reads | A push notification to every guest |
| Time to set up | Days of back and forth with a designer | About 10 minutes |
Questions people ask
Is this for couples or for wedding planners?
Both. A couple can set one up for their own wedding in a few minutes, and a planner can run a separate app per client wedding, each fully branded to that couple.
What does a wedding app cost?
It is free to launch, and there is a 24-hour free trial before anything is charged. Weddings run on a flat $35 a month rather than a commission, since there are no transactions to take a percentage of.
Do guests need to install something from the Play Store?
No. Guests open the link you send and add it to their home screen. It works on Android and iPhone, which matters when the guest list spans several generations.
Can different guests be invited to different functions?
Yes. RSVPs are tracked per ceremony, so the mehendi list and the reception list are genuinely separate and each caterer gets a real number.
What happens to the photos afterwards?
They stay in the shared album in the app, which is usually the part people keep using after the wedding — one place with everyone's photos rather than a group chat that scrolled away.
How long does it take to set up?
About ten minutes for the basics — your names, your functions, your venues and your colours. You can keep adding events and guests right up to the day.
Is this a digital wedding invitation or something more?
More. An invitation is one message; this is an app that stays useful through the whole wedding — per-ceremony RSVPs so each caterer gets a real number, the schedule and venue for every function, reminders on the day, and one shared photo album everyone uploads into.
Can a wedding planner use this for client weddings?
Yes. Run a separate app per wedding, each branded to that couple, each with its own guest list and functions. Planners are one of the main users, since it removes the round of calls about which function is where.
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