A Hindi–English wedding site built for a multi-day celebration
The hard part of an Indian wedding website is rarely the language — it is that there are five events across three days, each with a different guest list, dress code and venue. Most builders assume one ceremony and one party.
Five events, not one
Mehndi, haldi, sangeet, the ceremony and the reception each have their own time, place, guest list and dress expectations. A single date-and-venue site cannot express this. Every event is a separate entry with its own description in both languages.
Guests outside the culture need dress guidance per event
'Traditional attire' is not actionable for a colleague who has never worn any. Per-event descriptions let you say what to wear and, just as usefully, what to avoid — in the English version, where it is needed.
Devanagari has to render correctly, including in names
Script support that stops at body text and breaks in guest names or RSVP fields is not support. Names are stored and displayed as entered.
Catering detail matters more than usual
Vegetarian, Jain, and no-onion-no-garlic are distinct requirements, not intensities of the same one. Free-text dietary fields in the RSVP let guests state precisely what they need rather than picking the nearest checkbox.
FAQ
How many events can we list?
Enough for a full multi-day celebration; each has its own time, venue, map link and description. Free plans have a lower event limit than paid ones.
Can different guests be invited to different events?
Each event carries its own description, so you can state who it is for. Guests are managed as parties with their own access.
Does Hindi display correctly throughout?
Yes, including guest names and free-text fields.
Can we add a third language?
Yes — regional languages are a common addition alongside Hindi and English.