A wedding app brings your invitation, RSVP, schedule, guest travel, photos and games into one private place — for the couple, the family and every guest. Here's what a wedding app is, what a good one should include, and how Baraati does it for Indian weddings.
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A wedding app is a private app built around a single wedding — and, importantly, around everyone taking part in it. Instead of the couple broadcasting details across seven WhatsApp groups, forwarded PDFs and a spreadsheet nobody opens, a wedding app gives one place that holds the invitation and RSVP, the multi-day ceremony schedule, venue and travel details, hotel rooms, a shared photo feed, guest communication and games.
It is different from a wedding planning tool, which helps the couple find vendors and manage budgets before the wedding. A wedding app is for the wedding itself — the days when hundreds of people need to know where to be, what to wear, how to get there and where they're staying. Baraati is that app, built for the shape of an Indian wedding.
If you're comparing wedding apps, these are the parts that actually matter once the wedding week begins.
A digital invitation with a real, countable RSVP — not replies lost in a chat. More →
Every ceremony with time, venue, directions and dress code, kept current. More →
Guests share arrival plans; hosts assign rooms and see one arrivals board.
Reach every guest at once — "the baraat leaves in 30 minutes" — or one group, or one person.
A modern Indian wedding is a multi-day, multi-venue production with a guest list in the hundreds — many travelling in, some from abroad. Coordinating it over WhatsApp means exposed phone numbers, RSVPs no one can count, details that scroll away, photos scattered across chats, and one family member turned into a full-time 2 a.m. moderator. A wedding app replaces that chaos with a single private source of truth that updates itself and reaches everyone at once — so the hosts relax and the guests always know what's happening.
The couple and family create the wedding — names, dates, ceremonies, a theme — and manage the guest list, RSVPs, rooms, travel and notifications. Guest management →
One invite link, a one-time code to sign in — no password — and they land on the animated invitation with everything inside.
On Premium, the whole wedding is published as an album website that keeps every photo online for years.
Multi-day, multi-ceremony, built for how Indian weddings actually run.
Read more →Travel, rooms and guest IDs handled for weddings away from home.
Read more →The whole guest experience — invite, schedule, photos and games.
Read more →The host command center for planning and coordination.
Read more →Guest list, groups, RSVP tracking, rooms and secure IDs.
Read more →How the options compare, and where Baraati fits.
Read more →A wedding app is a private app built around a single wedding. It holds the invitation and RSVP, the multi-day ceremony schedule, venue and travel details, hotel rooms, a shared photo feed and games, so the couple, their families and their guests have everything in one place instead of scattered WhatsApp groups, PDFs and spreadsheets.
A good wedding app should include a digital invitation with RSVP, a multi-day schedule with venues and directions, guest travel and hotel-room details, a private photo feed, guest communication and notifications, and — for the hosts — guest-list and RSVP management. Baraati adds Indian wedding games and encrypted government-ID collection for venue and airline check-in.
Not quite. A wedding website is a public or semi-public page with your details. A wedding app is a private, invite-only experience your guests carry in their pocket — interactive, always up to date, with RSVP, notifications, photos and games. Baraati is an app first; Premium weddings also get a published album website afterwards.
With Baraati, guests join by tapping an invite link and signing in with a one-time code — no password. They use the Baraati app, available on both the App Store and Google Play. Guests always join free on every plan.
Baraati is built specifically for Indian weddings — multi-day and multi-ceremony by design, with guest travel and hotel-room management, encrypted government-ID collection, and Indian wedding games. It's free for weddings up to 10 guests. More on Indian weddings →
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