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An Indian wedding isn't one event. It's Haldi, Mehndi and Sangeet, the Baraat, the ceremony under the mandap, the reception — and a Vidaai that nobody's quite ready for. Invyt gives each function its own guest list and RSVP link, so you always know who's coming to what.
Built for multi-day celebrations, guest lists in the hundreds, and family spread across three time zones.
5–7
Functions Per Wedding
60s
Guest RSVP Time
500+
Guests Supported
Free
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Most families run five to seven functions across several days. Different relatives come to different ones — and that's exactly what a single spreadsheet can't handle. Here's the usual run of events, each one its own RSVP page in Invyt.
The families make it official. Often a smaller guest list — track who's confirmed long before the wedding week begins.
Turmeric, laughter, and clothes nobody minds staining. Usually close family only — keep this list tight and separate.
Henna for the bride, and a night of dance and music for both sides. One of the biggest crowds of the week — collect dietary needs early.
The groom's procession, dhol and all. Track who's marching in and who's meeting everyone at the venue.
The pheras under the mandap. Your largest, most formal guest list — with plus-ones and children counted properly.
Dinner, speeches, the dance floor. Often a different mix of guests than the ceremony — so it gets its own headcount.
The farewell. Intimate and emotional — a small, close list you'll want kept apart from the reception crowd.
Not every wedding runs all seven, and some add functions of their own. Invyt starts you with the two core events free, and you add the rest as your plans firm up.
From the first Haldi to the last Vidaai — managed from one dashboard, not seven group chats
Haldi, Mehndi & Sangeet, Baraat, the ceremony, the reception, Vidaai — each gets its own RSVP page and its own headcount. Invite the right people to the right events without a single crossed wire.
Guests set their dietary preference when they RSVP — pure vegetarian, Jain, no onion or garlic, allergies, whatever they need. Hand your caterer one clean list per function instead of chasing aunties for answers.
Tap once and the invite link lands in the family group. That's where your relatives already are — cousins in Delhi, uncles in Toronto, family friends in London — and it's how they'll actually reply.
Indian weddings routinely cross 300, 500, sometimes a thousand guests. Invyt tracks every RSVP, plus-one, and child across every function without a spreadsheet in sight.
Add a QR code to your printed invitation or save-the-date. Guests scan it, land on the right function's page, and RSVP from their phone — no typing out a long link.
Relatives never come alone. Guests add their plus-one and how many children they're bringing, so your headcount for each function is the real number — not a hopeful guess.
From a blank page to tracked RSVPs across every function
Choose your tradition when you create the wedding and Invyt suggests the functions for you — Haldi, Mehndi & Sangeet, the ceremony, reception and more, with dates worked out around your wedding day.
Every function gets its own link and QR code. Send the Sangeet link to the friends who dance, the ceremony link to everyone, the Vidaai link to close family — straight into the group chat.
See who's confirmed for each function, who's still pending, who's bringing whom, and every dietary note — updating live on your dashboard as replies come in.
Most wedding apps assume one ceremony and one reception. They were never built for a week of functions, a guest list in the hundreds, or the veg-versus-non-veg reality of an Indian dinner. Yours should be.
However your family does it, there's a page for it
“We had close to 600 guests across the Haldi, Sangeet, wedding and reception, and different relatives came to different things. Keeping a separate list for each function was the only thing that kept me sane. I dropped each link into our family WhatsApp groups and the replies just came in.”
Priya & Arjun
“Half our guests were flying in from India and the US, so email was useless — nobody checks it. The WhatsApp share was perfect. And being able to collect Jain and no-onion-no-garlic meals meant our caterer had an exact count instead of me phoning around the week before.”
Neha S.
“My daughter's Sangeet had a completely different crowd from the ceremony, and I could finally see both headcounts without mixing them up. My mother, who has never used an app, confirmed for the Vidaai on her own phone. That says everything.”
Sunita M.
Start with your ceremony and reception free, then add the Haldi, Mehndi & Sangeet, Baraat and Vidaai as your plans come together. Five minutes to set up.
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