Every tradition, kept. Every detail, handled.
The ceremonies, the money, the people, the promises — all in one place, so you can stop holding them in your head.
Will your date work?
Marrying across two traditions? Pick a second.
Pick a date to see what it runs into.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, and the plan is already yours
Answer a few questions
Your date, your traditions, who’s contributing. Ten minutes, and nothing you’ll have to enter twice.
Get your timeline
Every ceremony in the right order, with the deadlines behind them already set — including the ones nobody warns you about.
Adjust as life happens
Move one date and everything downstream moves with it. Sarang tells you what it touched.
TRADITIONS
A plan that knows what your wedding actually involves
Most planning tools assume one ceremony, one afternoon, one family paying. Sarang starts from your traditions instead — Hindu, Muslim, Jewish, Catholic, Korean, or a marriage of two of them.
It knows a sangeet needs its own vendors, that Shabbat closes a Friday evening, that a Korean hall books in 60-minute slots with pyebaek in a separate room, that muhurta windows narrow your date choices before the venue ever does.
CEREMONY SEQUENCE
Hindu · North Indian
Four events across three days, two venues.
- Nov 12
Haldi
Priya’s home · 40 guests
- Nov 12
Mehendi
Courtyard · 90 guests
- Nov 13
Sangeet
Banquet hall · 180 guests
- Nov 14
Vivaah
Mandap, lakeside · 220 guests
Your muhurta window puts the vivaah after 7:40 PM — the venue releases the lawn at 10:00 PM.
Sarang raised this before you booked anything.
The critical path
Grouped by phase · 88 days out
6 MONTHS OUT · COMPLETE
3 MONTHS OUT · IN FLIGHT
- Final guest count to catererDue in 6 days
- Mandap florals confirmed9 days overdue
- Sangeet playlist to DJDue in 3 weeks
WEEK OF · NOT STARTED
YOUR TIMELINE
The timeline builds itself, then keeps itself honest
You won’t build a plan from a blank page. Sarang lays out the phases — twelve months, six, three, the week of — and fills them from what your wedding actually needs.
When something slips, you hear about it while it’s still a small problem.
DOCUMENTS
Send us the contract. We’ll take it from there.
Drop in a venue agreement and the dates, deposits, cancellation windows and vendor contacts land where they belong — on your calendar, in your budget, against the right ceremony.
You review what was read before anything is saved. Nothing changes your plan without your say.
Lakeside Manor — venue agreement
14 pages · read in 8 seconds
WHAT SARANG FOUND
- Balance due
- $12,500 · Sept 30
- Free-cancellation window
- Closes Aug 12
- Guest cap
- 220
- Mandap setup access
- 6:00 AM, day before
Start with your traditions and your date. The plan writes itself.
Three questions, about two minutes. You will see your ceremonies before you make a password.
Start planning — free