Every screen, working

Eleven traditions, each with its own ceremonies, invocation and palette — not a template meant for somebody else’s wedding.

How it works

1. Pick the tradition; functions, greeting and palette arrive with it.
2. Choose a look — royal, mandala, scroll, night sky, ten more.
3. Every guest gets a link that opens on their own invitation.

The guest sees

• A gate that opens, their name inside
• Countdown, timeline, directions, dress code
• RSVP on the page — never uses a credit

You see

• Your own address: yoursite.com/w/couple-name
• Unlisted from search engines unless you say otherwise
• Switch the whole look after invites went out

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A library of ready designs: cards, invitations, welcome boards and table names, each guest’s name filled in from the list. Want something else? Ask, and it is made for you.

How it works

1. Pick a design from the library, or ask for a new one.
2. Names, dates, rooms and passes fill in by themselves.
3. Export to print, or send the same design on WhatsApp.

The guest sees

• A card that says their name, not “Dear guest”

You see

• One set of words across website, card and message
• Art drawn in-house — no stock library, no licence

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“Haldi kitne baje hai” gets an answer, not a menu — read against this wedding’s own functions, rooms, travel and FAQ.

How it works

1. It replies inside the 24-hour window, which Meta does not charge for.
2. Anything it cannot answer lands in your inbox.
3. STOP opts a guest out, properly and permanently.

The guest sees

• Timings, venue and a map pin
• Their room, their pick-up, the dress code

You see

• A shared inbox the family can work from
• Quiet nights — most questions never reach a person

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Guests forward a ticket. WedPulse reads the train, flight or bus out of it on your own server and builds the driver’s schedule.

How it works

1. 90 station codes and 60 airport codes, so it knows which end is the arrival.
2. Arrivals within an hour are grouped into one car.
3. Each driver gets a WhatsApp schedule; each guest gets the car number.

The guest sees

• No form — just forward the ticket
• Driver name, car number, phone number

You see

• Every arrival on one board, by hour
• Departures too, so nobody is stranded on Sunday

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Hotels, guest houses and the three spare rooms at the chacha’s place in one plan. Auto-allotment keeps families together; drag anyone else.

How it works

1. Add buildings and rooms with their capacity.
2. Auto-allot by household, then adjust by hand.
3. Everyone allotted gets their room number on WhatsApp.

The guest sees

• Room number before they arrive, not at a crowded desk

You see

• Occupancy at a glance, per building
• Arrivals and departures as they happen

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Tables per function, seated automatically by household, then dragged around a floor plan you lay out yourself.

How it works

1. Set the tables and their size for each function.
2. Auto-seat by household, side and group.
3. Drag on the floor plan; the table name reaches the guest’s pass.

The guest sees

• Their table on their phone, before they ask

You see

• Who is seated and who is not, per function
• A printed plan for the hall staff

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One page on the guest’s phone with their functions, table, room, pick-up and a gate QR — saved offline, and in Apple or Google Wallet if they want.

How it works

1. The pass link goes out with the invitation.
2. The QR is encoded by the plugin — no outside service.
3. Scan at the gate from any phone; it works on a weak network.

The guest sees

• Everything about their own wedding on one screen
• A wallet pass, if they use one

You see

• Check-in without a queue at the desk
• A pass that cannot be guessed or reused

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Arrivals, fleet, rooms, messages, the run sheet and incidents on one screen, with a broadcast to the team when something changes.

How it works

1. Open it on the morning of the function.
2. Scans, pick-ups and check-ins land as they happen.
3. Broadcast to the team — no group chat to lose things in.

You see

• A count through the gate, not a guess
• The VIP line, so the host knows who walked in
• Incidents logged against a name and a time

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A budget from real numbers, each vendor’s payment plan against what is actually paid, GST either way, and the shagun ledger.

How it works

1. Open with defaults for your guest count; change every one.
2. Give a vendor milestones; they must reconcile with the contract.
3. A reminder goes to the family before each one falls due.

The guest sees

• A UPI id on the website for those who cannot come

You see

• Budget against actual, head by head
• What is owed, to whom, and when
• The shagun book, searchable, long afterwards

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