One workspacefor the entireIndian wedding.
Nineteen modules: guests, seating, décor, vendors, finance and day-of command. Across every ceremony, every function, every day. Quiet order, on a very busy day.
19 modules · 116 ceremonies · 19 traditions · Made in India
Every part of an Indian wedding, already thought through.
01 · The suite
Nineteen modules, one plan.
Not a menu to assemble. A suite already built, of which you use what your studio needs. Each one below says what it does in a line — and where the page shows it working.
- Win the work2 modules
- Enquiry to signed booking, and the season behind you.
- Set up the wedding4 modules
- The tradition, the ceremonies, the gates and the paperwork.
- Run the days5 modules
- What is due, what is at risk, and the day itself.
- People and places5 modules
- Guests, vendors, seating, gifts and the honeymoon.
- Money and access3 modules
- What is owed, what is paid, and who sees what.
The index
Win the work
2 modules
Sales & CRMView Sales & CRM
From first enquiry to booking confirmed.
Portfolio
Every wedding this season, in numbers.
Set up the wedding
4 modules
Wedding SetupView Wedding Setup
Pick a tradition and the ceremonies follow.
Ceremony GuideView Ceremony Guide
116 ceremonies across 19 traditions.
Planning and approvals
Approval gates that can’t be skipped.
Documents
Contracts, permits and exports in one place.
Run the days
5 modules
OverviewView Overview
Ten readiness checks, worked out from your plan.
OperationsView Operations
What’s due, and what’s at risk.
Action ItemsView Action Items
Overdue always sorts to the top.
Day-of CommandView Day-of Command
Every ceremony, owner and vendor on one screen.
Messenger
Team threads the couple never sees.
People and places
5 modules
Guests & HospitalityView Guests & Hospitality
RSVPs per ceremony, not per wedding.
SeatingView Seating
Place the mandap first, then the tables.
VendorsView Vendors
Booked by the family or managed by you.
Gifts & Registry
Funds, products and shagun.
Honeymoon
Itinerary and a honeymoon fund.
Money and access
3 modules
Finance & PaymentsView Finance & Payments
Committed, paid and outstanding, per vendor.
Client PortalView Client Portal
You choose what the couple sees.
Settings & AccessView Settings & Access
Six roles, each seeing only its own work.
02 · Depth
Kashi Yatre. Jeelakarra Bellam. Antarpat. Anand Karaj. Sadya.
Nineteen traditions, a hundred and sixteen ceremonies — and your edits survive every one of them.
03 · Workspace
Built for the day it cannot go wrong.
Eleven modules, live. Pick any of them, or leave it — it tours four on its own.
Today’s ceremonies
- HaldiWaterproofing · turmeric cleanup · family lanesProduction
- Nikasi / BaraatRoute · noise timing · assembly point · backupLogistics
- Pheras / mandap ceremonyPandit · mandap seating · agni safety · muhuratPlanner
- VidaaiBidaai sensitivity plan · car · route outHospitality
Vendor contacts
- Rathore Lights & SoundProduction · On siteCallWhatsApp
- Sagar Caterers — Jain counterCatering · On siteCallWhatsApp
- Bandwala — dhol baraatMusic · En routeCallWhatsApp
04 · Seating
Live floor · Sharma × Iyer
Place the ritual, seat the rest.
Drag the mandap, havan kund and phera circle as themselves — go ahead, the one beside this is real. Tables settle around them, and a conflict flags without ever refusing the drop.
Drag the mandap, or focus it and use the arrow keys.
Elements
- Havan kund
- Phera circle
- Round table
- Banquet
- Stage
- Entry
Advisory
Never blocking05 · Décor
Five functions · Haldi to Reception
Design the room, then walk into it.
Arrange mandaps, florals, seating and lighting on the real venue floor — then show the couple the room in photorealistic 3D, months before a single flower is booked.
Seven categories
- Mandaps
- Florals
- Lighting
- Seating
- Entrance
- Accents
- Stage
- Palettes
- Themes
For the client meeting
Read-only link06 · Yours
Every studio is known for something.
Aesthetics. Operations. Hospitality. The food. Your name carries through the workspace and the couple’s portal, and you decide section by section what they see.
We do not contact your couples. Your clients stay yours.
07 · Principles
How we decide.
Five rules that settle the arguments before they start. When a feature and one of these disagree, the rule wins.
- Role-first
- Six roles across seven actions. Planners, production, couples and vendors each see only what belongs to them.
- Private by default
- Budget, seating, documents and invoices stay hidden from the couple until you share them.
- Advisory, never blocking
- A seating conflict flags; it never refuses the drop. A guest who un-RSVPs after being seated is surfaced, never removed.
- Never falsely reassure
- Flag a guest as needing an accessible route and, if none has been drawn, that counts as a conflict.
- Nothing is clobbered
- Apply a second tradition and your edits survive it. Existing entries win, every time.
An invitation
We are opening to a first group of studios.
The studios who come in now shape what gets built next, with the people building it on the other end of the line.