AI Bride & Groom Site for Indian weddings
AI Bride & Groom Site for Indian weddings — written separately for 7 communities and 3 Gujarat cities, so the page you land on speaks the way your family does.
Almost every question a guest asks is reference material rather than conversation: which hotel, what time, how do I get there, what do I wear on the second day. Answered in a chat, each one is asked again by the next person, and the family answers the same four questions forty times across three weeks.
A page answers them once and can be forwarded. Story, schedule, venue, travel, stay and FAQ, with each function carrying its own timing, venue and dress code — and an RSVP form that feeds the same guest list as the WhatsApp replies, so there is never a second list to reconcile.
By community
By community and city
Hindu
Gujarati
Jain
Marwari
Christian
Muslim
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Questions before you pick a page
Why does a wedding need a website when everything is on WhatsApp?
Because the questions that eat a family alive are travel, stay, timings and dress code, and those are reference material rather than conversation. Answering "which hotel again?" forty times in a chat is the problem; a page you can forward once is the fix. The RSVP still happens on WhatsApp.
Does the site’s RSVP form create a second guest list?
No — the form and the WhatsApp replies feed one list. Two lists is worse than one list, because reconciling them at midnight before the function is exactly when a guest gets counted twice or lost.
Will it name our functions properly?
Yes. Each function carries its own timing, venue and dress code, named the way your family names it, rather than flattened into a generic English schedule nobody in the family recognises.
How long does it take to go live?
Live in a day. It is built to go up while the wedding is already being planned, not to become another project with its own timeline.
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