Households, not headcount.
Sides, families, tags and dietary notes. Import the spreadsheet you already keep. Each side of the family edits its own list.
Guest list →Every event. Both families. One list that keeps up.
From Mehendi to reception, every ceremony gets its own guest list and its own RSVP, in one place both families actually use.
Built for the whole wedding, not one ceremony.
A guest list with households and sides. RSVPs per event. A website with a page for every function. Invitations and save the dates in one design family. Reminders that reach only the people who haven't replied. Real screens, not mockups.
Guests answer for their events. Only theirs.
One link per household, no password. Replies land live, per event. 335 accepted, 69 declined, 182 to go.
How RSVP works →
A website builder made for many events.
Pages for the Mehendi, Haldi, Sangeet and Baraat come built in. Pick a page or a theme on the left, edit it on the right, publish to one address. Each guest sees only their events.
Wedding websites →
One invitation per event, not one for all of them.
56 designs, edited in the browser with your wording and colours. Send by email, or export a print-ready 5×7 for the printer your family already uses.
Invitations →
Save the dates in the same family as the invitation.
Marigold, jewel lattice, phulkari, mandala. 18 designs to send today, months before the cards go out.
Save the dates →
The whole wedding, in your pocket.
The same site your guests open, on any phone. A native app is in development.
Scan to open Shuubh on your phone.
Common questions.
Is it really free?
Free while you set up: guest list, events, website, both families' access, no card. Taking RSVPs live is the paid step. No caps on guests or events on either tier.
Can both families work on it at once?
Yes. Each side's parents see and edit their own side. Helpers see only the groups you assign. Only the two of you can delete an event or change access.
Can a guest be invited to some events and not others?
That is the whole point. Each guest sees only their events on the website and the RSVP page, and replies per event.
How do guests get their invitation?
Each household gets a private link and a short access code. No account, no password. Codes expire when you say so.
Is there a mobile app?
Shuubh works on any phone today. A native app is in development. Scan the code in the corner to open it on yours.
Where is my data kept?
Every wedding is walled off from every other at the database layer. Guests never see another household. How we protect it.