Bells · Circle · Atithi
Your whole wedding.Planned in one sentence.
Describe the wedding you want. Bells builds the budget, the timeline, the ceremony order and the vendor shortlist — then runs the whole thing with you.
For the two of you · pick your view
The way it happens today
One wedding,forty loose ends,all tied to each other.
The caterer, the pandit, the mehendi artist, your cousin's flight, mausi's dietary needs. Pull on one and everything else moves. Go on — try.
grab a thread · pull it
or tap & drag any thread
Every thread is a real job. Pull one and the rest tighten — it never comes apart.
- Caterer
- Venue
- Decorator
- Pandit
- Photographer
- Mehendi artist
- Band
- Cousin's flight
- Mausi's dietary
- Makeup artist
- Videographer
- Sangeet choreographer
- Halwai
- Tent & seating
Watch the plan build
“Plan a 3-day Punjabi wedding in Jaipur for 400 — and keep it beautiful.”
The invitation
A single sentence from you. Bells opens the world — city, community, guests, the mood you want in the room.
The mandap rises
Rituals in order, muhurat aligned, every vendor briefed with the same truth at the same moment.
The day itself
Petals, lamps, families arriving on time. She runs the day quietly in the background while you live it.
Describe it.See the plan.She runs it.
Describe
One sentence — city, community, guests, budget. No forms, no spreadsheets.
Plan
An exact computed budget, a day-by-day timeline and a ceremony order cited from tradition.
She runs it
Bells negotiates, tracks advances, briefs vendors and keeps every family member in sync.
Shown, not claimed
What she actually does.
Negotiates
She knows your ceiling — and never says it out loud
Vendor: here's my quote for the plates.
Bells: two others quoted lower on the same date. Match it and we sign today.
Vendor: done. — locked below your ceiling, in writing
Cites tradition
1,000-page ritual corpus
Kanyadaan · source cited
Saptapadi · 7 vows
Griha Pravesh · timing
Speaks
11 languages
Computes
An exact budget, not a range
- Venue32%
- Catering24%
- Décor14%
- Photo & film9%
- Jewellery12%
- Buffer9%
One moment.Three views.
One booking lands. The couple, the vendor and the guest each see a different truth — from the same system.
one moment
Photographer confirmed
Tap a surface below · or use arrow keys
Moment resting in the centre.Same booking. Three people. Three truths, one system.
Every tradition
Every faith.Every ritual.Every love story.
Most platforms quietly assume one kind of wedding. WedTrix understands 13 faith traditions — Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Christian, Jain, Buddhist, Parsi, Jewish and more — plus interfaith weddings that hold two at once.
Rituals cited, not guessed — from a 1,000-page corpus we authored across these faiths.
Hindu · cited, not guessed
Saptapadi · seven steps
Muhurat-aligned pheras, region by region.
Interfaith
Punjabi × Tamil — two muhurats, one morning.
Punjabi–Tamil? Hindu–Christian? Bells plans the blended ceremony order for both — two families, one day that makes sense.
For vendors
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Trust Score
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