Two families.
Fifteen functions.
One calm plan.

The wedding planner made for Indian weddings. Each family gets its own checklist and guest list, guests reply on WhatsApp, and everyone follows the same plan on the day.

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In English and हिंदी · works on any phone

Most weddings are run from a diary, a spreadsheet and forty WhatsApp groups. Shaadi-Audit puts it in one place, so both families can plan together without seeing each other's private lists.

19wedding traditions
1,439ready-made tasks
238"why we do this" notes
₹0while we test with families
SHAADI-AUDIT
Ananya & Rohan
14 Feb 2027 · Delhi
WEDDING DAY
92 days to go Marigold garlands are up · 57 of 103 done
Today, 3 small things
Book the mehendi artistMUST
Caterer's tastingJoint
Order the choodaBride side

A checklist that knows your rituals.

Pick your family's tradition, and the other family's if it's different. You get every function with its tasks, deadlines and typical costs, three a day, most important first. As they get done, the venue on your home screen comes alive.

Every function explains why it's doneInter-caste and inter-faith weddings handled
Check and add
10 families · 23 people
11 from other cities, about 4 rooms
Same person?
Ramesh Agrawal · Ramesh Aggarwal
Yes, joinNo
MOTHER'S SIDE
Mama ji family
3 contacts · Kanpur
FATHER'S SIDE
Bua ji
Jaipur
Rakesh (Chacha ji)
Delhi
PROBABLY NOT GUESTS
HDFC Bank · Swiggy
Add 10 families

Your guest list, sorted in minutes.

Paste a list or bring in your phone contacts. The same number saved twice becomes one person, Mama ji and Mami ji become one family, and relatives from other cities land on the stays list with a room count. It all happens on your phone; nothing is sent until you tap Add.

Guests reply on WhatsApp, no app neededRooms, pickups and drops for out-of-towners
Which events will you celebrate?
Same idea, two customs
Engagement: Kurmai (Punjabi), Nichayathartham (Tamil)
THE DAY BEFORE
Vatna & maiyan
At both homes
Our homeGroom's home
WEDDING DAY
Milni, pheras & doli
Together, both families
Muhurtham
Together, both families
Both families: 412 invited
12 families on both lists, counted once

Two traditions, one wedding.

Each family follows its own customs. Events both homes hold appear once, both ceremonies are offered, and when the same idea has two names (an engagement, a haldi), you see them side by side and choose.

Joint headcounts that count shared guests onceSpecial Marriage Act notice added when it applies
Wedding day
Saturday · Running 20 min late
NOW
Baraat arrives at the gate
7:20 pm · Rakesh Chacha
NEXT
Milni
7:50 pm · both families
Jaimala on stage
8:20 pm · Neha di
Dinner opens
8:40 pm · Caterer
Pheras
11:10 pm · Pandit ji
Push the rest back

On the day, everyone knows what's next.

A timeline for every function, drafted for your tradition. Whoever is in charge of a step sees it and ticks it off. If the baraat is late, push everything after it back in one tap, and everyone's phone updates.

Agreements both families sign offA private check-in and guides for the hard conversations

Your side stays your side.

Every plan lives in one of three places. You see your family's and the shared one, never the other family's guest list, budget or shagun.

Bride's family

  • Guest list and replies
  • Budget and vendors
  • Shagun register
  • Home functions

Both families

  • Joint functions and the day plan
  • Headcounts as totals, never names
  • Agreements each side signs off
  • Anything you choose to share

Groom's family

  • Guest list and replies
  • Budget and vendors
  • Shagun register
  • Home functions

Written for your rituals, not a template.

PunjabiMaharashtrianTamilBengaliGujaratiMarwariHindi beltSikhMuslimChristianMalayaliTeluguKannadaOdiaAssameseBihariSindhiJainParsi

Each checklist was researched from published guides and community sources, and comes with short notes on why each ritual is done. Read every checklist free. If something about your family's way is missing, tell us inside the app.

Questions families ask

What is Shaadi-Audit?

A wedding planner made for Indian weddings. It sets up a checklist for your tradition with real dates, gives the bride's and groom's families their own guest lists and budgets, collects RSVPs on WhatsApp, and keeps one plan for the wedding day that everyone can follow.

Is it free?

Yes. Shaadi-Audit is free while we test it with our first families.

Which wedding traditions does it cover?

Nineteen: Punjabi, Maharashtrian, Tamil, Bengali, Gujarati, Marwari, North Indian Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Christian, Malayali, Telugu, Kannada, Odia, Assamese, Bihari, Sindhi, Jain and Parsi. When the two families come from different traditions, you can plan both in one wedding.

Can the other family see our guest list?

No. Each family's guest list, budget and shagun register stay with that family. For joint functions the other side sees headcounts as totals, never names.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

It works in the browser on any phone, and you can add it to your Home Screen. An Android app is in testing and the iPhone app is on its way.

Is it available in Hindi?

Yes. The whole app works in English and Hindi, and each person can pick their own language.

Start your shaadi plan tonight.

Free while we test with our first families. Open it in your phone's browser and add it to your Home Screen, or ask us for the Android app. The iPhone app is on its way.

Open Shaadi-Audit
Start the wedding

Names, date, city, and each family's tradition. Pick your functions.

Bring in family

Share an invite code on WhatsApp. Everyone gets just the access they need.

Plan together

Three tasks a day, replies coming in, rooms filling up.