A private app for your shaadi
Which night is next, what to wear, when the baraat leaves. One app your guests carry all wedding long. Built with your family, in your colours.
Everyone: gather at the main entrance to see the couple off.
Dinner served · Gather for photos · The photos are up
بارات روانہ
Groom’s side: gather in the lobby now. Bride’s side: it is on its way to you.
Osman & Noor e Imaan’s wedding in Karachi, October 2026, on the App Store and Google Play. Counted on 5 October 2026.
How it feels
Weeks before
Guests break a seal to get in. Each family gets its own code, with their name in it, and sees only the nights they’re invited to. Nobody has to explain why the mehndi list is shorter.
The app’s first screen: a sealed envelope, “A wedding invitation, to our honoured guest. Tap to break the seal.”
The fortnight
Each night in its own card, its name in English and Urdu. The details can stay sealed until the day before, and then they reach only the guests that night was meant for.
نکاحNikkahمہندیMehndiباراتBaraatولیمہWalima
The schedule, scrolled to the last nights: the bride’s mehndi, the baraat and rukhsati, and the walima, each with its Urdu name and its venue sealed until the day before
All week
Polls the whole family votes on, a couple quiz you write yourselves, requests for the dholki playlist. The results are live, and the leaderboard settles what the group chat can’t.
Predictions with live results: “Both mothers, together” leads at 50%
Right up to the night
On the night, a host taps بارات روانہ, the baraat’s leaving, and every phone with notifications on hears it at once. Host updates arrive bundled, and only the urgent ones buzz between midnight and seven.
An iPhone Lock Screen with a preview of the wedding’s Live Activity: the masjid nikkah, Saturday 24 October, in 19 days
Named for what they’re the colour of: jamun, marigold, henna leaf, rani pink, sapphire and kundan gold. Guests can switch whenever they like, by day or by night.
Plum · MidnightDeep jamun & ivory
The details
Eight designs, each listing only the nights that guest is invited to. Guests stamp it themselves on arrival, save it, or hold it up for a photo.
Guests the groom’s side and the bride’s side both invited keep every night from both. The app just asks them to pick a side. Or not.
A couple quiz with questions you write yourselves, answers kept back until each guest has played, and a leaderboard for the rest of the week.
Printed on the Sarkari Daawat-Naama pass, word for word.
No screen, no second look, nothing to delete. Hosts hand a few guests a film camera, and each shot lands on the roll for everyone.
25shots a night, each
Quiet hours on Karachi time, host updates bundled, three nudges a day at most. Chats mute with one tap.
Type a flight number and it fills in the airline and the scheduled landing time, then puts you on the family’s arrivals board. Anyone landing alone can find a seat in a carpool from the airport.
An example board. Times are scheduled, not live.
Guests leave the two of you a few words, just for you. And there are no private messages between guests at all, by design.
How it works
Once the dates are set
The events, the families, the colours. A couple of spreadsheets is plenty, and we do the typing.
While the cards are printing
Your names, your schedule in English and Urdu, your palette, and a code for each family on your list.
When the cards go out
One WhatsApp message beside the card. Guests install the app and type their family’s code; anyone who’d rather not install signs in on the website.
On the nights
Hosts post updates from their phones, and guests always know what’s next. You get to enjoy your own wedding.
Your wedding next
A name and a way to reach you is all we need. Add your names and the month below, and the card counts down to your nikkah in whichever colour you pick.
Rather just talk? WhatsApp Onaib on +44 7883 386716
The wedding of
Zara & Hamza
Karachi
Counting down to
Your nikkah
A preview, not a screenshot. Yours is built around your own events.
