Shaadi ka card, ab bas ek link mein

Who came to the Sangeet.
And what it cost.

  • Every function on one link, each with its own RSVP and head count
  • Every vendor advance and balance, tracked per ceremony
  • No app for your guests. It opens in whatever browser their phone already has.

One payment, 24 months. No per-guest charge. Full refund for 7 days.

Not only weddings

Wedding Engagement Housewarming Naming day Mundan Birthday Anniversary Pooja

Every one of these has its own templates, and you name the functions yourself rather than picking from our list. One site is included in the price.

Look before you buy

See it the way your guests will

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

One link. Every ceremony. Every answer.

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.

  • Yes to the Sangeet, no to the Tilak. One number for the whole wedding is useless to a caterer.
  • No app, no login, no account. A private link per guest. Your 70-year-old chacha can use it.
  • Change a venue at 11pm. Everyone who opens the link after that sees the new one.
  • Hindi, English, or both with a toggle.
  • Click a word on the card and type over it. Three themes or two colours of your own, three typefaces, a garland, a song. The invitation in front of you changes as you pick, before you have saved anything.

Try it with your names

About ten minutes
priya-and-raj.toran.ink
Priya & Raj
25 April 2027 · Ranchi
0Days
0Hours
0Minutes
Updating live as you type
Tilak186
214 heads
Sangeet243
291 heads
Wedding248
302 heads
No reply36
chased weekly

What comes back: a count per function, not one number for the whole wedding.

02 · The expense tracker

What did the Sangeet cost?

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.

  • Advance paid, balance due, receipt attached. The shape vendors actually bill in.
  • What is still owed, and when. Due dates surface before the week of, not after.
  • A total per ceremony, not per category. The one thing no other tool will tell you.
  • Export for the family. The person funding it usually wants a sheet.
Start tracking
Budget 67% committed
Paid ₹11,42,000Pending ₹3,40,000Left ₹7,18,000
The caterer
Catering
₹6,00,000
₹1,80,000 due
Part paid
The banquet hall
Venue
₹4,50,000
₹90,000 due
Part paid
The photographer
Photography
₹2,80,000
—
Settled
The mehendi artist
Pooja & Ceremonies
₹70,000
₹70,000 due
Unpaid

03 · Getting it to people

Every couple gets their own address

You choose the words before the dot. That one address is what goes into the family group, onto the cards you still print, and into the message you forward at midnight.

Your address

priya-and-raj.toran.ink

Yours to pick and yours to change, right up until you print it. An ordinary https page on our own domain: nothing to download, no APK, nothing for a cautious relative to worry about.

A QR code

For the cards you print

Two downloads, because they are two jobs. The SVG is what your printer wants and stays sharp at any size. The PNG is the one you drop into the family group, because WhatsApp will not show an SVG.

The message

Already written, already typed

We draft it from your own ceremonies and dates. Rewrite it if you like, then copy it, or open WhatsApp with it sitting in the box. You still choose who it goes to and you still press send.

And the people you forgot can still reply

Your link gets forwarded. That is what family groups are for, and it is how a list of 300 becomes a list of 380. Whoever opens the address can put their own name down and say which functions they are coming to, and they land on your list marked as having replied themselves, so you can always tell the people you asked from the people who asked you. Turn it off and the list stays closed.

04 · What you hand over

It all comes out as a spreadsheet

The caterer wants a number, the printer wants a list of names and whoever is paying wants to see the whole thing on one screen. None of them wants a login to your wedding. One download gives each of them the part they need.

  • One workbook, a sheet per ceremony. Plus a sheet with everybody on it, so nobody falls out of the file for being invited to nothing yet.
  • Head counts are numbers, so you can sum the column. Phone numbers are text, so the leading zero survives.
  • The budget comes out the same way. Totals first, then a sheet per ceremony, then everything that covered the whole wedding and was never split across days.
  • Or a CSV, one ceremony or the lot. Edit it, paste it back, and anyone already on the list is updated rather than added a second time.

A real .xlsx workbook, not a renamed CSV. Checked against Google Sheets.

Wedding 15 heads
Guest Heads RSVP
Kavita Sharma
Bride
5 Yes
Rohan Kapoor
Groom
2 Yes
Meera Nair
Bride
1 Yes
Anil Verma
Groom
4 Yes
Sunita Das
Bride
3 Yes
TilakHaldiMehndi & SangeetWeddingReceptionEveryone

05 · Not only you

Five people, and nobody shares a password

A wedding is not run by one person on one phone. Put the other half of the couple on it, and your sister, and the planner. We email each of them a link and they choose their own password, so you never handle one and nobody is typing yours into a borrowed laptop.

Admin

Everything you can do, short of deleting the wedding or handing it to somebody else. Your partner, or the sibling who is actually running this.

Editor

Changes the wedding itself: the invitation, the functions, the guest list, the photos, the budget. Cannot invite anybody and cannot see billing.

Viewer

Reads and shares. Never the budget. What the family is spending is nobody else’s business unless you decide it is.

Doing this for more than one family?

A planner, or a cousin who has somehow ended up with two weddings this season, signs in once and moves between them. The switcher only appears for somebody who is on more than one. There is no separate plan to buy and nothing extra to pay: each couple buys their own site and adds you to it.

Every change anybody makes is listed on the same page, with their name against it. Deleting the wedding and handing it on stay with whoever paid, and cannot be given away.

The actual comparison

Printed cards cost more than this does

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.

50300 guests600
Printed cards at ₹120 each ₹36,000
Courier at ₹25 each ₹7,500
Toran ₹1,999
You keep
and can still print a few for elders
₹41,501
Build mine · ₹1,999

What you are replacing

What you are actually choosing between

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
Somebody you forgot can still reply
Head counts and food notes, collected for you
Who is coming to what, as a spreadsheet
Vendor advances and balances tracked
What one ceremony actually cost
Still up a year after the wedding only by hand
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
One payment

₹1,999. That is the whole price.

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.

Not ready?

Open a live sample on your phone and tap through it the way a guest would, before you pay anything.

See a live sample
Nothing renews.
One payment, no card kept on file, nothing sitting in a diary to cancel. If it is not what you expected, the refund is unconditional for seven days.

Before you ask

Do my guests need an app or an account?

No. 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.

What if I change a venue after sending the invite?

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.

How much is it, really?

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.

Will my older relatives manage it?

It is one link that opens in whatever browser their phone already has, with two large buttons. No login screen to get stuck on.

Can somebody else help me run it?

Up to five people in all, counting you. We email each of them a link and they pick their own password, so no password is ever shared or written down. An editor changes anything about the wedding; a viewer can read and share it but never sees the budget; an admin can do everything except delete the wedding or hand it to somebody else, which stay with you.

Can I use it for a Muslim, Sikh or Christian wedding?

Yes. Pick a starting set of ceremonies and then rename, add and remove whatever you like. Nothing assumes a Hindu function list.

Will the link look like a scam?

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.

Can I use a domain I already own, like priyaandraj.com?

Not today, and we would rather say so than take your money for it. Your site lives at an address you choose on ours, like priya-and-raj.toran.ink, which is included and works the moment you publish. It is also the link we would recommend anyway: an unfamiliar domain landing in a family WhatsApp group is exactly the thing people in India have been warned about.

Can my family in Dubai or Toronto open it?

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.

What if I want printed cards too?

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.

What happens after 24 months?

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.

Your website and invites, up in ten minutes

One payment, 24 months, nothing to cancel. Full refund for 7 days.

Secure checkoutUPI, cards and net banking through Cashfree
A receipt every timeIn your dashboard, and emailed when you pay
7-day refundAny reason, no form, no argument
Your data exportsGuest list and budget, as CSV or a spreadsheet
A person answersNot a bot and not a queue
Build mine · ₹1,999 One payment · 24 months · 7-day refund