Venues and accommodation
Hold rooms at a hotel, track what's booked against what you need, and let the numbers come from the real guest list instead of an estimate typed twice.
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Rooms, cars, and a door for the couple
The parts of a wedding that happen away from the stage — where guests sleep, how they move, and what the couple has actually approved.
Couple portal
A portal the couple will actually open
One link, and the couple sees the decisions waiting on them, the moodboard, their dates and their side of the guest list. They react and choose in place; you stop chasing approvals over WhatsApp and stop being the only person who knows what was decided.
Couple portal →New
Vehicles, drivers and trips
Keep the fleet, who's driving it and which guests each trip is carrying. Pickups attach to the guest, so the airport run stops living in a separate sheet.
Multiple date options, with muhurats in priority order
Hold three possible dates at once, ranked, with the muhurat against each. Drag to reorder, the couple sees the same list and can edit it, and finalising one clears the rest.
Client billing
What the client owes, what's come in, and what's still outstanding — visible only to the people you've given money access to.
Budget →Menus, with per-head cost kept to yourself
Build the menu per function with veg, non-veg and Jain marked, and get the headcount cost from the real guest numbers. The per-head price stays internal unless you choose to show it to the couple.
Enquiries, before a wedding is a wedding
A pipeline for leads that haven't signed yet — create them, move them along, and keep the conversation somewhere other than your inbox.
Enquiries CRM →Notifications that land where the work is
A bell in the app and a push on your phone when the couple reacts, submits their details, or money moves. Opening one takes you to the exact screen, not the dashboard.
A day-wise schedule for the functions
Every function down one vertical timeline, day by day, so a five-day wedding reads in one pass.
The couple's guest list, split by side
Each family builds their own side of the list. You see both, and the preview shows you exactly what they see.
The couple fills in their own booking details
Send the same couple link and the details tab opens for them. You're told when they submit, rather than finding out later.
Printables from live booking data
Print-ready sheets that read from the wedding as it stands now, so the copy in someone's hand isn't last week's.
Improved
A new look, and a dark one
The whole app moved onto a calmer palette with an icon rail and a sidebar that changes with where you are. Dark mode is a toggle, and the bottom bar on mobile puts the tools of a booking within thumb reach.
Finished weddings get out of the way
Archive a booking and it leaves the dashboard without being deleted. A separate view holds everything you've archived.