Udaipur · Lake Pichola · Rhea & Kabir
Send an invitation worth keeping. Then run the part nobody warns you about — who is coming to what, who sleeps where, who needs a car at 5 AM, and the four hundred questions in between.
Sixteen worlds
Every one of these is a real, finished invitation — not a picture of one. Open it, put your own names in it, and watch it change. All sixteen are free, with no watermark, forever.
Pick one to open it
Nothing loaded yetThese open the same page a guest would receive — sample names, real everything else.
Put your names in it
One wedding, four weddings
And your grandmother doesn’t need the afterparty. Every household opens the same invitation and sees only their own wedding — their functions, their room, their car, their dress code. Switch between four of them.
One wedding · Udaipur · 12 December 2026
Rhea & Kabir
The Malhotra family
4 guests · Villa 104 · arriving 10 Dec
Private pool villa 104, keys at the lounge
Chauffeur, Udaipur airport, 2:30 PM
Family colours — ivory and gold for the pheras
Dadi ji ko wheelchair chahiye pheras ke liye
Noted — a wheelchair will be at the Lakeside Mandap gate from 6:40 AM, and the golf cart will bring her down from Villa 104.
4 views · 1 wedding · 248 guests
Beyond the envelope
The invitation goes out in an afternoon. Then come the room allocations, the delayed flights, the Jain thali count, the aunt who needs a makeup artist and the uncle who has asked for the sangeet timing four times.
Real-time ledger
Not a number in a spreadsheet shared across sixteen WhatsApp groups. One family replies once, for every person in it, function by function — with the meals named and the plus-one named too.
You ask. It gets answered.
In Hinglish, at 2 AM, from the daily WhatsApp they already use. It answers from your own itinerary and room sheet, and it never tells one guest about another guest’s wedding.
Mehendi kitne baje hai?
Mehendi starts at 4:00 PM at the Palm Courtyard. Dress code is pastels and florals — artists are ready from 3:30.
Humari room booking kaha hai?
You’re in Villa 304. Keycards are at the hospitality lounge in the lobby, and your hamper is already in the room.
Pickup airport se?
Your car is booked for 2:30 PM at Gate 2. If the flight moves, the pickup moves with it.
When something moves
Indian weddings move. Makeup runs late, rain takes the cocktails indoors. Change the time once, in one place, and it reaches everyone who needs it — in this order.
Sangeet · 7:30 PM → 8:00 PM · hair and sunset photography
Two kinds of people run a wedding
For couples and families
A celebration page that honours your story, and quietly does the admin your parents would otherwise do by phone.
For wedding planners
A command centre for multi-day destination weddings, with the rooming matrix and the run of show in the same place as the guests.
The wedding day
This is what the whole thing is for: a day where the technology has already done its work and has the sense to disappear.
Turmeric, dhol and marigold. Nobody is on their phone giving directions, because nobody needs to ask.
Coordination: quiet
Guests scan the QR on their own invitation. The keycard, the hamper and the printed itinerary are already waiting.
68 of 68 checked in
One polite message carries the golf-cart times to the guests who need a lift, and to nobody else.
99% delivered
Three hundred people are standing exactly where they were asked to stand, and no one had to be told twice.
No missed cuesThis is the point
The technology should disappear when the celebration begins.
Where it started · 07.12.2024
When Manu and Khushi got married, the invitation was the easy part. It was beautiful, it went out, everyone loved it. Everything after it — who was coming to which function, who was sleeping where, which car was meeting which flight, who ate what — lived in phone calls, screenshots of PDFs and somebody’s memory.
Indian weddings are the largest, most complicated celebrations in the world, and the tools running them were a group chat and a spreadsheet. That wedding became ShaadiMode.
Simple and transparent
Every template, every colour, no watermark, unlimited guests — free, forever, with no card. You pay only if you want the wedding itself run from the same place. One payment, per wedding, never a subscription.
The invitation and the website.
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forever · no card
Running it yourselves.
₹2,999
one-time · per wedding
The whole wedding, run from one link.
₹6,999
one-time · per wedding
A coordinator, staffed by us.
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Be at your wedding
Sixteen worlds, free forever, no watermark. Open one tonight and see your own names in it.
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