For weddings

Every ceremony. Every guest. One link.

From mehendi to reception: per-ceremony schedules and RSVPs, per-ceremony WhatsApp invites, and guest photos from every angle with Celebration — all on one page, at a link people can remember. No accounts, no downloads, no subscriptions.

We're getting married

Sarah&Jake

June 12, 2027 · Napa Valley

128 guest photos
Ceremony4:00 PM · The Grove
Reception6:00 PM · Barn Hall

Will you be there?

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linkfor.us/sarah-and-jake

Ceremony packs

Built for every kind of wedding.

Start from a ceremony pack instead of a blank page. Each one lays down the events with their dress codes and details pre-written — your guests see a clean timeline of every ceremony, and each one gets its own WhatsApp invite.

North Indian

  • Mehendi

    Afternoon

    An afternoon of henna, music, and marigolds — wear something bright and comfortable.

    Family courtyard or terrace · Bright & comfortable

  • Sangeet

    Evening

    Both families take the stage — an evening of music, dance, and friendly competition.

    Banquet hall · Festive Indian wear

  • Haldi

    Morning

    The turmeric morning — wear yellow or white; things get happily messy.

    Family home · Yellow or white, mess-friendly

  • Baraat

    Late afternoon

    The groom's procession to the venue — expect dancing in the street. Departs sharp.

    Starts from the groom's side, processes to the venue · Comfortable festive wear — you'll dance

  • Pheras

    Evening

    The wedding ceremony around the sacred fire. Please be seated before the muhurtham — the auspicious moment waits for no one.

    Mandap at the venue · Traditional Indian attire

  • Reception

    Evening

    Dinner, dancing, and toasts to the newlyweds — formal attire.

    Reception hall · Formal / Indo-Western

Mehendi through reception — each ceremony gets its own schedule and RSVP. Because a North Indian wedding isn't one event, it's six.

Sample Baraat invite

You're invited to Ananya & Vikram's Baraat! The groom's procession to the venue — expect dancing in the street. Departs sharp. Late afternoon · Comfortable festive wear — you'll dance All the details and RSVP are here: https://linkfor.us/ananya-and-vikram

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Tamil

  • Nichayathartham

    Morning

    The engagement ceremony — rings exchanged, the lagna pathirikai read aloud, with the elders' blessings. Silk sarees and veshtis.

    Family home or small hall · Traditional silk — sarees & veshtis

  • Muhurtham

    Morning

    The wedding ceremony — kashi yatra, the oonjal, and the thaali tied at the precise muhurtham. Please be seated well before; the auspicious moment waits for no one.

    Mandapam at the venue · Kanjivaram silk / veshti

  • Nalangu

    Evening

    Post-wedding games with the cousins — the newest member of the family gets teased first.

    Family home · Festive Indian wear

  • Reception

    Evening

    Dinner, a kutcheri, and dancing — family, music, and blessings for the couple.

    Reception hall · Festive Indian wear

Nichayathartham, muhurtham, nalangu, reception — the Tamil wedding's four beats, each with its own schedule and RSVP. Silk, jasmine, and the thaali moment.

Sample Muhurtham invite

You're invited to Priya & Rahul's Muhurtham! The wedding ceremony — kashi yatra, the oonjal, and the thaali tied at the precise muhurtham. Please be seated well before; the auspicious moment waits for no one. Morning · Kanjivaram silk / veshti All the details and RSVP are here: https://linkfor.us/priya-and-rahul

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Fusion celebration

  • Mehendi

    Afternoon

    Henna and music with close family — colorful, comfortable outfits welcome.

    Family home · Colorful & comfortable

  • Sangeet

    Evening

    A night of music and dance honoring both sides of the family.

    Hall or reception venue · Festive — Indian or Western

  • Wedding ceremony

    Late afternoon

    Our vows, in a ceremony that honors both our traditions.

    Ceremony venue · Semi-formal

  • Reception

    Evening

    Dinner and dancing — formal attire.

    Reception venue · Formal

When two traditions become one schedule — a fusion wedding website with space for every ritual, both families, and one shared party.

Sample Wedding ceremony invite

You're invited to Maya & Arjun's Wedding ceremony! Our vows, in a ceremony that honors both our traditions. Late afternoon · Semi-formal All the details and RSVP are here: https://linkfor.us/maya-and-arjun

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Western classic

  • Ceremony

    Late afternoon

    The vows — our favorite people, one beautiful hour. Cocktail attire.

    Ceremony venue · Cocktail attire

  • Reception

    Evening

    Dinner, toasts, and dancing — cocktail attire.

    Same venue or nearby · Cocktail attire

The timeless two-event arc — ceremony and reception. A Western wedding website without the bloat, ready to extend with rehearsal dinners and brunches.

Sample Reception invite

You're invited to Sarah & Jake's Reception! Dinner, toasts, and dancing — cocktail attire. Evening · Cocktail attire All the details and RSVP are here: https://linkfor.us/sarah-and-jake

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Destination weekend

  • Welcome party

    Sunset

    Sunset drinks to kick off the weekend — resort casual.

    Resort beach or terrace · Resort casual

  • Wedding ceremony

    Late afternoon

    Barefoot on the beach — linen and light fabrics welcome.

    Beach or garden · Linen & light fabrics

  • Reception

    Evening

    Dinner under the stars — dressy casual.

    Outdoor dining terrace · Dressy casual

  • Farewell brunch

    Morning

    One last morning together — come as you are.

    Resort restaurant · Come as you are

A whole weekend at one link — welcome party to farewell brunch. Your destination wedding website keeps traveling guests in the know.

Sample Reception invite

You're invited to Sofia & Marco's Reception! Dinner under the stars — dressy casual. Evening · Dressy casual All the details and RSVP are here: https://linkfor.us/sofia-and-marco

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Starter templates

Start from a finished design.

No blank pages. Pick the wedding closest to yours and your new page starts from its sample's finished design, schedule, and wording — then you fill in your names, photos, and details. The ceremony pack is pre-loaded, so the events section is already written for you.

Sarah & JakeGarden romance

Starter template · from the Sarah & Jake design

Western classic

A single-day celebration — ceremony, cocktails, and reception.

Pre-loads the Western classic ceremony pack — your events are already written.

Maya & ArjunRooftop modern

Starter template · from the Maya & Arjun design

Fusion

Two cultures, one party — blended traditions and a big dance floor.

Pre-loads the Fusion celebration ceremony pack — your events are already written.

Priya & RahulFamily multi-day

Starter template · from the Priya & Rahul design

Indian multi-day

Nichayathartham, muhurtham, nalangu, reception — every ceremony on one page.

Pre-loads the Tamil ceremony pack — your events are already written.

Sofia & MarcoBeach elopement

Starter template · from the Sofia & Marco design

Destination

An intimate weekend away — barefoot vows and one long table.

Pre-loads the Destination weekend ceremony pack — your events are already written.

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Questions

Everything else you're wondering

Do my guests need an account?+

Never. They open the link and RSVP. That's the entire point — every account wall you remove is more RSVPs you actually get.

How does it work for a multi-day Indian wedding?+

Start from the Indian multi-day starter template: mehendi, sangeet, haldi, baraat, pheras, and reception each get their own event card with its time, venue, and dress code. Guests see a clean timeline of the whole celebration and can share each ceremony to WhatsApp on its own.

Can guests RSVP to individual ceremonies?+

Yes. The RSVP form lists every ceremony separately, so guests tick exactly which events they're attending. You get a per-ceremony guest list with headcounts — no more guessing who shows up to the sangeet vs the pheras.

My family lives on WhatsApp — will this actually get shared?+

That's the design. Every ceremony gets its own pre-written WhatsApp invite (ceremony name, dress code, time, and your link), and there's a one-tap share row on the page. Indian wedding invites already travel by WhatsApp; your page rides the same rails.

How is this different from The Knot or Zola?+

Those are planning suites with a website attached — checklists, vendor directories, registries, ads. linkfor.us is the opposite: one beautiful page that does RSVP, photos, and details brilliantly, and nothing else.