Welcoming guests at an Indian wedding, across every event.

Indian weddings aren't one wedding. They're a week. The mehndi on Wednesday. The sangeet on Thursday. The ceremony on Friday. The reception on Saturday. Each event has its own guest list, its own dress code, its own menu, its own seating, and its own mood. The existing tools treat a wedding like a single day. Nnọọ is built for the whole week.

Four events. One site. One card per guest per day.

Every guest on the invite list gets one URL. They scan once, and the site recognises them across every event they're invited to. The close-family cousin attending all four days sees four cards, each with the right seating, menu, and letter. The colleague attending only the reception sees one card. Nobody is confused, nobody shows up to the wrong event, nobody sits at the wrong table.

Why the status quo breaks across multiple events

A printed seating chart per day means four printed charts, four venues to stick them to, four rounds of corrections when someone drops out or someone's plus-one confirms late. Place cards multiplied by four days equal a thousand pieces of card stock, many of them discarded before the week is out.

Guest lists across four events are rarely identical. The older uncles skip the sangeet. The work friends skip the mehndi. The international guests arrive halfway through. Managing that as printed artefacts is a logistics nightmare. Managing it as a single digital site that knows each guest individually is the whole reason Nnọọ exists.

Built for the complexity Indian weddings actually have

• Multi-event guest lists — each event with its own attendees, tables, and menu
• Complex dietary support — vegetarian, non-vegetarian, Jain, vegan, Halal, nut allergies, per guest per event
• Long names and honorifics — full diacritics, transliterations, and title prefixes (Dr., Pandit, Shri, Smt.)
• Up to 250 guests on the founding plan, larger tiers available on request
• Planner tier at £49/month for wedding planners managing multiple Indian weddings
• Keepsake PDF after the week, one for every letter you wrote

A personal letter, not a generic welcome

The platform's most distinctive feature: every guest gets a letter written by you, for them, read on their phone the moment they arrive at any event. What made you invite them. A memory. What they mean to you. The sangeet friend from school reads one thing. The great-aunt from Mumbai reads another. The colleague turned friend reads something specific to the last project you worked on together. Scale hospitality the way your family has always done it, one person at a time.