Mehndi at 4, sangeet across town at 7, baraat the next morning: a multi-day Indian wedding is a logistics puzzle. Baraati puts the whole schedule in every guest's pocket, always current, with the venue, time, dress code and directions for each ceremony.
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A single flat invitation can't hold a four-day wedding. Guests end up asking "which venue for the haldi?" and "what time does the baraat start?" all week, and the answer sits somewhere in a WhatsApp scroll. A wedding itinerary app fixes that: one living schedule everyone can open, that updates the moment plans change.
Each event with its date, time, venue and dress code (and, if you like, a photo of your own behind it), from mehndi to vidaai, across every day.
Every venue carries a map link, so guests navigate straight there instead of asking the group.
Change a time or venue once and every guest's schedule updates instantly, with a push to match.
The dress code is right there on each ceremony, so nobody has to ask "what are we wearing for the haldi?"
"Shuttle to the mandap leaves at 5:30" reaches every guest at once, whether you send to all, a group, or one person.
Venues, host contacts and a notice board for everything else guests need to know.
A wedding itinerary app puts your full multi-day schedule in every guest's pocket, with each ceremony's date, time, venue, directions and dress code, and keeps it current so guests always know where to be.
Yes. Baraati is built for multi-day weddings. Mehndi, haldi, sangeet, baraat, phere and reception each get their own card with venue, time and dress code, across as many days as your celebration runs. More on the guest app →
Update it once and every guest's schedule refreshes instantly, with a push notification, so nobody forwards "please note the revised timing" in the family group.
Yes. Each ceremony carries its venue with a map link, so guests can navigate straight there, and hosts can broadcast live updates like shuttle timings.
Start free, build your schedule, and let every guest carry it with them. Every guest joins free.