Shaadi ka card, ab bas ek link mein
One payment, 24 months. No per-guest charge. Full refund for 7 days.
One account, every celebration
Your first site is included. Add another occasion later and the guest list, the photos and the login all carry across.
Look before you buy
These are real Toran sites for a made-up couple in Udaipur. Open one on your phone and tap the RSVP buttons. They work.
01 · The web invite
Send one link on WhatsApp. Guests open it on the phone they already have, see every function with its date, time and map, and answer each one separately.
What comes back: a count per function, not one number for the whole wedding.
02 · The expense tracker
Every other budget tool answers "how much on décor". None of them answers "how much on the Sangeet", which is the question your family actually asks. Tag each payment to a ceremony and the answer is a number, not an evening with a calculator.
The actual comparison
A decent card is ₹50 to ₹200 each before courier, and you print extra because you always do. Move the slider to your guest list.
What you are replacing
Three hundred printed cards is fifteen thousand rupees and a week of courier. A PDF cannot be changed and cannot take a reply.
| Capability | Toran | Printed cards plus courier |
PDF or video sent on WhatsApp |
|---|---|---|---|
| Change a venue or time after sending | |||
| A reply for each ceremony, not one for the wedding | |||
| Reminders chase whoever has not replied | |||
| Head counts and food notes, collected for you | |||
| Vendor advances and balances tracked | |||
| What one ceremony actually cost | |||
| Still up a year after the wedding | only by hand | ||
| Change it after you have sent it | |||
| What it costs | ₹1,999 once, two years, nothing renews |
₹50 to ₹200 each, plus courier. 300 guests is ₹15,000 up |
₹1,500 to ₹4,000 once, and unchangeable after |
Inclusive of applicable taxes. No per-guest charge, no subscription and no card kept on file. Every competitor buries this in an FAQ, so here it is in the largest type on the page.
Open a live sample on your phone and tap through it the way a guest would, before you pay anything.
See a live sampleNo. Each guest gets a private link. They tap it, see every function, and answer yes or no per ceremony. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Edit it and anyone who opens the link afterwards sees the new details. This is the thing a printed card and a PDF cannot do.
One payment of ₹1,999, inclusive of applicable taxes, which keeps your site live for 24 months. No per-guest charge, no subscription, no card kept on file. If it is not what you expected, there is a full refund for seven days.
It is one link that opens in whatever browser their phone already has, with two large buttons. No login screen to get stuck on.
Yes. Pick a starting set of ceremonies and then rename, add and remove whatever you like. Nothing assumes a Hindu function list.
A fair question in India right now, and the reason we keep it plain: your invite is an ordinary https link on our own domain that opens a web page. There is nothing to download and no APK, ever. If anything ever asks a guest to install a file, it is not us.
Yes. It is a web page, so it works anywhere with a browser, and the times shown are the wedding’s local times so nobody has to convert anything.
Most couples print a small run for elders and send the link to everyone else. The two work together; the site carries the detail the card has no room for, like maps and timings.
The site sleeps and your data stays. You can export the guest list and the expenses at any point, including afterwards. Adding more time costs ₹999 a year, and most couples never do.
One payment, 24 months, nothing to cancel. Full refund for 7 days.