Everything a Muslim wedding actually needs to plan

Multiple events, invitations instead of flat contacts, per-event entitlements, and privacy that's enforced on the server — not styled away with CSS.

Events

Model your celebration as it actually happens — Nikah, Mehndi, Walimah, a civil ceremony, or anything your family calls its own — each with its own date, venue, and RSVP deadline.

Guests & invitations

An invitation belongs to a named guest and carries what it includes — just them, a set number of extra guests, or their family. It responds once for everyone it covers, and every guest can be invited to a different combination of events — there is no single global RSVP status.

RSVP

A guest invited only to the Walimah never learns the Nikah exists. Nothing is fetched then hidden client-side — the server only ever returns what that invitation is entitled to see. Plus-ones, dietary needs, and custom questions are handled per event.

Invitations

Build a reusable audience (invited but not yet sent, or RSVP pending near a deadline), then queue a campaign. Sends happen in the background so a large guest list never blocks the page. Every invitation gets a private, revocable link, a QR code, and a WhatsApp share option.

Wedding website

A published microsite built from configurable blocks — hero, countdown, events, story, gallery, FAQ, travel, prayer information — with visibility rules per block, so private details stay private even on a public page.

Tasks

Wedding-planning tasks with priority, due dates, and dependencies — a task can't be marked done while something it depends on is still open.

Budget

Estimated, quoted, agreed, and paid are tracked separately, never collapsed into one number, with a running ledger of payments and refunds per line item.

Seating

Seating plans with custom zones, fixed-capacity tables, and per-guest assignment — built for however your family actually wants to arrange a room, not a fixed template.

Vendors

A private, manually managed vendor directory per wedding, with optional halal, Muslim-owned, and women-only-team attributes you can note for your own planning — never presented as a religious endorsement from Medding.

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