Sangeet
An invitation for the night both families perform.
The Sangeet is the evening the families have been rehearsing for — songs, dances, a few speeches, and dancing until late. It is often the biggest night before the wedding itself, and the one where the most guests arrive from out of town and need to find the venue after dark.
Directions that work at night
Every celebration has its own venue, with the address and a map a guest can open in one tap. If you are running cars or a shuttle from the hotel, the invitation can carry the pick-up points and times too, so the question is answered before anybody calls to ask it.
In their calendar, at the right time
Each celebration can be added to a guest's phone calendar from the invitation. Times are shown in the wedding's own time, and the calendar entry converts them to wherever the guest is — which matters for the cousins flying in from Toronto.
Everyone who is coming, counted
Guests reply for the celebrations they are coming to, with how many of their party. The Sangeet's number is its own, separate from the wedding's, so the caterer and the choreographer can both be told the truth.
Where the Sangeet starts
Tick it when you create your invitation and it is filled in for you — then change any of it.
- When
- 7:30 pm, the day before the wedding, for about 4 hours
- Dress code
- Festive glamour
- For guests
- An evening of performances from both families, and dancing until late.
What families ask
Can the Sangeet go to more guests than the Haldi?
Yes. Each guest is invited to their own set of celebrations, and sees only those.
Can we put a dress code on the Sangeet?
Yes. Every celebration has its own dress code line — festive glamour, a colour, or whatever your family has agreed on.
Can we show shuttle timings from the hotel?
Yes. The invitation can list pick-up points with their times, a map, and a number to call.