Every guest

An invitation they open, not one they scroll past

A moving, sealed invitation on WhatsApp — the envelope opens, the card lifts out, and every guest can reply in the same chat. Ready for your wedding in a day.

For weddings around SG Highway and the farmhouse belt out towards Sanand. Guests fly into Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, and the ones driving from Baroda and Rajkot arrive whenever the road lets them.

Peace be with you — talk to us on WhatsApp A person replies, usually within the hour.
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What actually goes wrong

A church that seats two hundred, a reception hall that seats four, and no idea which guests are coming to which.

Between Roce, Church Ceremony, Nuptial Mass, Reception and the Sunday Lunch, every guest has to be asked the same four questions — and asked again when they do not answer.

A human makes the first call

Not a bot. Your relationship with the family stays yours — we take over the three hundred follow-ups after it.

A human verifies every count

The AI reads the replies and proposes the answer. A person confirms it before it reaches your host or your caterer.

Official WhatsApp, not a linked handset

The WhatsApp Business API, with opt-out honoured and every message recorded. Not somebody’s phone with a scanner app.

What you actually get

  • An animated invitation with your names, your dates and your venue — sent as a WhatsApp link
  • Every function listed the way your family names them — Roce, Church Ceremony, Nuptial Mass and the rest
  • A reply button that opens a chat, so an RSVP costs the guest one tap and no typing

“Will it sound like a machine?”

No. The first call is made by a person. What runs automatically is the chasing — the reminder to the uncle who never replied, the second ask for a headcount, the room question. Every word of it is written in advance by a human and read by one before it reaches your host.

Nothing here writes its own sentences to your guests.

Questions Christian families ask

Will the invitation list our functions the way we name them?

Yes — Roce, Church Ceremony, Nuptial Mass, Reception, Sunday Lunch. The card carries your family's names for each day, not a generic "wedding events" list. If your family runs a function that is not in that list, it is added; nothing about the sequence is fixed by us.

Can guests reply straight from the invitation?

That is the whole design. The invitation arrives as a WhatsApp message and the reply button opens a chat in the same thread — one tap, no typing, no form to load. Elders who have never filled in a web form manage it, because it is the same chat window they already use every day.

Can we send it in our own language?

Yes. English primary; the regional language of the city as secondary. Guests can reply in whatever language and script they are comfortable with, including Roman transliteration, and the reply is still understood and counted.

How quickly can it be ready?

In a day, once we have your names, dates and venues. It is built for the wedding season timeline where the guest list is finalised late and the Roce and Church Ceremony is already close.

Do you work with Christian families in Ahmedabad?

Yes — Ahmedabad is one of the cities we are launching in for the 2026 season, and most Christian wedding bookings here sit around SG Highway and the farmhouse belt out towards Sanand. Guests fly into Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, and the ones driving from Baroda and Rajkot arrive whenever the road lets them. That matters for when the invitation goes out, because out-of-town guests need longer to answer.

Tell us about the wedding in Ahmedabad.

One message. We will tell you in five minutes whether this is worth your time.

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