When the wedding is in another city, or guests are flying in from another country, the logistics multiply. Baraati gives every guest their travel, their room, the schedule and a secure place for their ID, so a wedding in Udaipur or Goa runs as smoothly as one at home.
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A wedding at home, guests can improvise. A wedding away from home, they can't. Flights land at odd hours and need pickups. Hotel rooms have to be assigned and communicated. Venues, airlines and visas ask for government IDs in advance. And half the party may be NRI guests coordinating across timezones. That's a lot to run over WhatsApp and a spreadsheet, which is where destination weddings go wrong.
Guests enter their flight or train details; hosts see one arrivals board, with suggested shared pickups that group guests landing together into a single vehicle.
Assign each guest their room; they see it in-app before they arrive. No lobby crowd, no "which room am I in?" calls.
Every ceremony with time, venue and directions, always current, so out-of-town guests never miss the muhurat.
"Airport shuttle leaves at 11" reaches every guest instantly, whether you send to everyone, one group, or one person.
Sign-in by email from anywhere, or by text to phone numbers in the US, UK, UAE, Canada, Australia and a dozen more countries. They also get international flight details and the full itinerary before they board.
Every photo from the week in one private feed, and every original in the Photo Drive at full resolution, so the whole destination comes home with everyone.
Destination venues, hotels and airlines routinely need guest IDs in advance. Baraati collects them in an encrypted vault. Documents get AES-256 envelope encryption, are never served over public links, have every access logged, and are automatically deleted three days after the wedding. Not a passport photo sitting forever in a WhatsApp chat.
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It's a private app that gives out-of-town and overseas guests everything they need for a wedding away from home: the schedule, travel and arrival details, their hotel room, directions, and secure ID upload. A wedding in another city or country then runs without a hundred phone calls.
Guests enter their flight or train details in the app; hosts see a single arrivals board and get suggested shared pickups that cluster guests landing together into one vehicle. Guests also see their assigned hotel room in-app.
Yes. Baraati collects government IDs in an encrypted vault using AES-256 envelope encryption. IDs are never served over public links, every access is logged, and documents are automatically deleted three days after the wedding. That is far safer than photos of passports over WhatsApp. How it's secured →
Yes. Guests can sign in with a one-time code by email from anywhere, or by text message to a phone number from India or 17 other countries, including the US, Canada, the UK, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Australia, Germany, Malaysia and Thailand. They see the full itinerary, share international flight details, and upload the documents a venue or airline needs, all before they land.
Start free, invite your guests, and let Baraati handle travel, rooms and IDs. Every guest joins free.