A photo scavenger hunt, trivia about the couple, live predictions and Most-Likely-To — all on one leaderboard, built into the same app your guests already have. Baraati calls it Shaadi Ka Khel, and it turns a room of strangers into one baraat.
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At a big Indian wedding, half the guests have never met the other half. Games fix that faster than any welcome speech — they give people a reason to talk, get everyone capturing the moments you'd have missed, and keep the energy up between ceremonies. Baraati's games are built right into the wedding app, so there's nothing extra to download; hosts simply unlock each one on cue — trivia at the sangeet, the scavenger hunt running all week.
A photo hunt for the moments you set — "someone crying at the phere", "the best lehenga twirl". Every capture lands in your private feed.
A timed word hunt packed with facts about the couple, with hidden secret words worth bonus points.
Live polls with running vote percentages. Who cries first? Who's last on the dance floor?
Bride or groom? Every question splits the room, and the couple gets the verdict in real time.
Points from every game — plus finishing your profile and adding travel — roll up into one live leaderboard.
Unlock each game when it fits the moment, so the fun lands at the sangeet, not during the vidaai.
Because the games live inside Baraati, guests play in the same place they find the invitation, the schedule and the photos — nothing else to install, and everyone can join in, from the cousins to the grandparents. And it all stays private: scavenger-hunt photos go into your wedding's own feed, visible only to your guests. It's engagement that competitors' wedding apps simply don't offer.
Baraati includes I-Spy (a photo scavenger hunt), a Word Search packed with facts about the couple, Predictions (live polls), and Most-Likely-To (bride or groom). Points from every game feed a single live leaderboard the couple calls Shaadi Ka Khel.
No. The games are built into the same Baraati app your guests already use for the invitation, schedule and photos — so there's nothing extra to download and everyone can join in.
At a large Indian wedding many guests are strangers to each other. Games give people a reason to talk, get them capturing the moments you would have missed, and turn a big room into one celebration. Hosts unlock each game on cue — trivia at the sangeet, I-Spy through the week.
Yes. I-Spy photos go into your wedding's private feed, visible only to your guests — no strangers and no public sharing.
Start free, invite your guests, and let the leaderboard do the mingling. Every guest joins free, on every plan.