The family group. The cousins group. The logistics group. The one someone left by accident. A ₹50-lakh wedding deserves better than a school-project group chat. Baraati puts the whole wedding in one private app — and keeps 300 phone numbers out of one thread.
Free for up to 10 guests · Guests always join free · No ads, ever
It's free and everyone has it — which is exactly why weddings default to it, and exactly why it turns into chaos.
Every guest's number is exposed to hundreds of strangers the moment they're added. There's no taking that back.
"Will attend 🙏" buried under 40 "Congratulations!!" messages. You never get a real, countable headcount.
The venue, the timings, the dress code — all scrolled away by lunchtime. Guests ask the same questions for weeks.
Compressed pics spread across five chats, half of them lost. No single album from the week.
Guests mute the noisy group, then miss the one message that mattered — "baraat leaves at 4".
One family member becomes a full-time moderator, forwarding the same PDF over and over.
| What you need | Baraati | Wedding WhatsApp groups |
|---|---|---|
| Guest privacy | ✓ Invite-only; no numbers exposed | ✕ Every number visible to all |
| RSVP you can count | ✓ Slide to reply; live headcount | ✕ Lost in the chat scroll |
| The schedule | ✓ Every ceremony, always current | ✕ A forwarded PDF nobody finds |
| Updates that land | ✓ Targeted push to all/group/one | ✕ Muted or missed |
| Photos in one place | ✓ One private feed for the wedding | ✕ Scattered across chats |
| Travel & hotel rooms | ✓ Roster + room allocation built in | ✕ Spreadsheets and calls |
| Guest IDs (hotel/visa) | ✓ Encrypted vault, auto-deleted | ✕ Photos of passports in chat |
| Fun for guests | ✓ Games + one leaderboard | ✕ Forwards and stickers |
Add your names, dates, ceremonies and a theme. Your invitation and info hub build themselves.
Post a single invite link in your existing WhatsApp group. Guests tap it and they're in — no new numbers, no new group.
RSVPs, schedule, photos and updates now live in Baraati. The old group can finally rest.
Baraati is a private, invite-only wedding app that replaces the group of WhatsApp groups. It keeps the invitation, RSVP, schedule, travel, hotel details, photos and games in one place, and no guest's phone number is exposed to everyone else.
Every guest's number is visible to hundreds of strangers, RSVPs get lost in a scroll of congratulations, important updates disappear, photos are scattered across chats, and there's no single source of truth for the schedule.
No. Guests tap one invite link, sign in with a one-time code — no password — and land on your invitation. It's designed for ages 8 to 80 with no onboarding. More on the guest app →
Yes. Baraati is invite-only, has no ads, no location tracking and no behavioural analytics, and doesn't sell your data. Government ID documents, when collected, are encrypted and auto-deleted after the wedding. How it's secured →
Start free, share one link, and move your whole wedding into one private app. Every guest joins free.