For Indian weddings
Mehendi to reception — one link for the whole wedding.
An Indian wedding isn't one event — it's five or six, across three days, with 300 guests who all need to know where to be. linkfor.us puts every ceremony on one beautiful page: its own time, venue, and dress code, per-ceremony RSVP, WhatsApp-native invites, and travel details for family flying in — at an address your relatives can actually remember.
Three days, five ceremonies
Ananya & Vikram
December 10th–12th, 2027 · Edison, New Jersey
Family photo galleryWhich ceremonies will you join?
linkfor.us/ananya-and-vikram
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A schedule built for a multi-day wedding
Mehendi, sangeet, haldi, baraat, pheras, reception — each ceremony is its own event with a date, time, venue, and dress code, rendered as one scrollable itinerary. Guests see the whole wedding at a glance, and each event still has its own calendar button and its own WhatsApp share.
- Per-ceremony time, venue & dress code
- Add to calendar per event
- Renamable for any region's ceremonies
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Share by ceremony, on WhatsApp
Every ceremony carries its own WhatsApp share button with a prefilled invite naming the ceremony, its time and venue, and your page link. Send the sangeet to the cousins, the muhurtham time to the elders — the message reads right in a family group chat, in their language of choice.
- Per-ceremony invite text
- One-tap wa.me share
- Blessing-line openers on diaspora pages
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RSVP per ceremony — no accounts
The RSVP form lists every ceremony and guests tick exactly the ones they're joining — no more 'I'm coming to the wedding' ambiguity across six events. No signups, no app installs, no password for 300 relatives. Meal preferences, plus-ones, and flight details all collected in the same form.
- Per-ceremony yes/no
- Plus-ones & meal choices
- Host guest list per event
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Family logistics, in one place
Nearest airport, hotel blocks, shuttle timings, dress code for every day — the details section answers the questions that would otherwise live in five group chats. Edit anytime: when the baraat departure moves, the page moves with it, and the shared link never changes.
- Travel & hotel details block
- Per-ceremony dress codes
- One link that never changes
“My 300-guest wedding lived on one link — the aunties stopped calling me for the schedule.”
Every Indian bride, probably (not a real review — yet)
Questions
Everything else you're wondering
How does linkfor.us handle a multi-day Indian wedding?+
Each ceremony — mehendi, sangeet, haldi, baraat, pheras, reception — is its own event with a date, time, venue, and dress code, all laid out on one page. Your guests see the full itinerary instead of piecing together six different invitations. See the Ananya & Vikram page for a real three-day, five-ceremony example.
Can guests RSVP to individual ceremonies?+
Yes. The RSVP form lists every ceremony, and guests tick exactly the ones they're coming to — the baraat crew isn't stuck saying yes to the haldi too. Nobody needs an account; they open the link and tap.
Can I share just one ceremony with a specific group?+
Yes — every ceremony has its own WhatsApp share button with a prefilled invite naming that ceremony, its time and venue, and your page link. Send the sangeet to the cousins, the pheras timing to the elders, the full page to everyone.
Is it WhatsApp-friendly? That's how my family actually shares things.+
Built for it. Share buttons open WhatsApp with a pre-written invitation, and per-ceremony buttons name the ceremony so the message reads right in a family group. Video invites are the norm for Indian weddings — pair your page link with your own video message and guests still land on the full itinerary.
My family is flying in from India and everywhere else. Can the page handle that?+
That's what the details section is for: nearest airport, hotel blocks, shuttle timings, 'wear white or yellow, it will get turmeric on it' — all on the page, editable anytime. No more answering the same logistics questions in five different group chats.
Where does the muhurtham / exact ceremony time go?+
Events carry structured start times, and the description holds the details that matter — 'pheras at 11 AM, muhurtham at 11:40 AM sharp, please be seated by 10:45.' Guests can add each ceremony to their own calendar with one tap.
What about South Indian weddings with different ceremonies?+
The ceremony packs are starting points, not rules. The builder lets you add, rename, and reorder any events — Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Malayali, or fusion — each with its own opener, blessings, and schedule. Your wedding, your ceremonies.
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 is this different from The Knot or Zola?+
Those are built for single-day Western weddings with one ceremony and one reception. linkfor.us is built for multi-day, multi-ceremony weddings from the ground up: per-ceremony schedule, per-ceremony RSVP, per-ceremony WhatsApp sharing, and family-travel logistics on one page.
Is there really no subscription?+
Really. You pay once, and your paid page includes hosting for at least two years from the wedding date. We email you long before anything ever changes, and we never delete your page outright.
Can I keep the page private for family only?+
Yes, with Celebration. Add a guest password, keep it out of search engines, or both. Your call, changeable anytime.