Here from a wedding website? To reply, go back to the link the hosts shared.

Made for Indian weddings

One wedding website for every function.

Haldi to reception on one private link: each function’s time, venue and dress code, travel and stay, and a reply from every family.

Not a wedding? Birthdays, griha pravesh, anniversaries and pujas get a website too. See event websites →

What’s on your website

Everything guests ask for. In one place.

The welcome and the schedule come from your event. Travel, your story, families, gifts and answers are yours to add, in your own words.

Privacy, function by function

You decide what each function shows.

The reception is for everyone. The haldi might be family, at home. Choose for each function.

How editing works

Three steps. Nothing typed twice.

Start with the website or the invitation. You fill in the rest, one section at a time.

  1. Start either way

    Begin with the website and make the invitation later, or start from an invitation you already made. The names, functions, dates and venues are shared, so nothing is typed twice.

    No invitation yet? Browse designs
  2. Fill in sections with a live preview

    Edit section by section and watch a live phone preview as you go. Saved changes go live on your website straight away.

  3. Review each function and publish

    Choose what each function shows, then publish when you’re ready. Take it offline any time, or replace the link — the old link stops working.

Planning together? Two co-hosts editing the same section are warned, so nobody silently overwrites the other.About co-hosts

Guest planning

RSVP tracking, handled.

  • Headcounts per function

    See how many people are coming to each function as the replies arrive.

  • A spreadsheet when you need one

    Export the replies to a spreadsheet that opens in Excel. Phone numbers are included only if you tick them.

  • Meals, for the caterer

    Ask each family how many veg, non-veg or Jain meals — per function — and send the caterer a one-line summary on WhatsApp.

  • Everyone’s stay

    Give families their hotel and room. Each sees only their own, on their invitation.

  • A link for your parents

    They add the families they want invited, without signing in. You approve each one.

  • Gentle reminders

    Follow up on WhatsApp with everyone still to reply, one after another. You send each message yourself.

Example event · headcounts
FunctionComingMaybe
Haldi384
Mehendi649
Sangeet11215
Wedding16412
Reception21018
Ayozan Livite

Your wedding website, with a Livite for every guest.

A Livite is Ayozan’s living invitation: animated, one for each guest, with their name, in their language. After the card, your website’s sections carry on — so the guests you invite personally have the whole celebration in one place.

Meet the Livite
  • Their own invitation, with their name on it
  • In the language they read
  • Followed by your website’s sections, right after the card
A few helpful answers

Wedding websites: your questions answered.

How much does it cost?

Your website and RSVP tracking are included with your event. Sending personal invitations is free right now; from 1 January 2027 your first ten guests on Ayozan are free, then one pass covers the whole event, priced by guests and card pages.

Do I need to make the invitation first?

No. Start with the website and make the invitation later from the same event, or build the website from an invitation you already made. The names, functions, dates and venues are shared, so nothing is typed twice.

Can guests change their reply?

Yes. Each family replies as themselves, for each function — Yes, Maybe or No, and how many people. They can change their answer later from the same phone. If you set a reply-by date, it shows on your website.

Who can see our website?

Anyone you share the link with, including anyone they forward it to. It isn’t listed on Google or other search engines. For a function at home, show it without the address. You can replace the link any time, and the old one stops working.

Will our wedding website show up on Google?

No. Event websites are marked so that search engines don’t list them. Guests reach yours through the link you share.

Can I hide the address of a function?

Yes. For each function you choose: show it, show it without the address, or hide it. For a haldi at home, the date shows and the address never does — not even in the calendar file. A function is not on your website until you have reviewed it.

Can I take the website down or change the link?

Yes. Publish when you’re ready and take it offline any time. You can also replace the link: the old link stops working, and you share the new one.

Can my family help edit it?

Yes. Co-hosts can edit too, section by section with a live phone preview. If two co-hosts edit the same section at once, they are warned instead of silently overwriting each other.

When you’re ready

One link for the whole celebration. In whichever order you like.