Together
What should an Indian wedding planning app do? Handle several functions over several days, a budget split across two families, guest lists that change per event, and a lot of people helping. Together is built around that: one plan per wedding, a list for every function, a budget with vendor payment reminders, RSVP links per event, and a shared photo album.
Planning a wedding in the US, Canada, UK or Europe? See the wedding planner app and the wedding planning checklist.
Pick your tradition, get your plan
Choose Hindu, Punjabi, Sikh, Marwari, Gujarati, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Muslim or Christian (or a Western wedding in the US, Canada, UK or Europe) and the events, rituals and checklists follow. Or start blank and add your own. Every function gets its own page: haldi, mehndi, sangeet, baraat, pheras or nikah, reception.
Everything the wedding needs, in one app
A checklist that knows your date
Book the venue, order the lehenga, send the invites: every task is due at the right time and moves if your date moves.
Budget and vendor payments
Quotes, advances and balances per vendor, and a reminder a few days before each payment is due.
Guests and RSVP links
Headcount per function, food preferences and travel plans. Guests reply from a link, in English or Hindi, without signing up.
Run sheets for the day
Timings for each event, and one-tap updates to everyone’s phone: “Baraat leaving in 15 minutes”.
Shagun ledger
Who gave what, and who you owe a thank-you. Only people you trust with the budget can see it.
Rituals, samagri, packing
Puja samagri, the packing list for each day and the on-the-day kit, ticked off as they’re ready.
Bring everyone in, share only what you mean to
Parents, siblings, friends and vendors join with an invite code, and you approve them. Each group sees what you share with it. Budgets, shagun and surprises stay with the couple unless you choose to share them. Hand out jobs (“Rohan: confirm the dhol”) and the person gets a reminder the day before it’s due, and again if it slips.
- Close family can help with the guest list, and the budget if you let them.
- Friends see the events they’re invited to and the photos you share.
- Your photographer uploads each event’s photos from a web portal.
- Teens can join too. Planning features work for anyone 13 and over.
After the wedding: the photos
The same app collects every photo. Put a photo QR code on the tables so guests can add theirs without an app, and let family find the photos they’re in with a selfie. Everything is saved in your own Google Drive.
Why not a spreadsheet and a WhatsApp group?
| Together | Spreadsheet + WhatsApp | |
|---|---|---|
| Tasks with due dates and reminders | Yes, per person | Only if someone remembers |
| Guest list per function | Yes, with RSVP links | Several tabs, out of date |
| Payment reminders | Before each due date | No |
| Private from the rest of the family | Budget, shagun and surprises | Hard: one sheet, one group |
| Photos in one album | Yes, with face search | Scattered across chats |
Questions
Is Together free?
Yes. Planning is free: events, checklists, budget, guests, RSVP links and the shared album. The free album holds up to 300 photos in your own Google Drive.
Does it work for our tradition?
Pick from Hindu, Punjabi, Sikh, Marwari, Gujarati, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Muslim, Christian or Western, and the events and rituals follow. You can add or rename anything.
Can both families use it?
Yes. Invite parents, siblings, cousins and friends from both sides. Each person sees only what the couple shares with their group, so the budget can stay with the couple.
Is it in Hindi?
The app and RSVP pages can be switched to Hindi, so relatives can reply in the language they prefer.
Is there an iPhone app?
An iPhone app is coming. Until then the web app works on any phone: open it in Safari and add it to your home screen.
Can our wedding planner or vendors use it?
Yes. Invite them with a code. Your photographer gets a web portal for uploads, and vendors see only what you share with them.
Your big day, sorted
Free to start. Bring the whole family along.
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