A Lebanese-Greek wedding. An Indian-American weekend. A Nigerian-Italian celebration. Multicultural weddings are the most joyful events on earth and the hardest to operate: two families with different expectations of the evening’s shape, dietary laws sharing one kitchen, ceremonies that each need their own hour, and a seating chart where “who sits near whom” carries meaning in two languages.
Templates tuned to real traditions — kosha and dabke space for Arab celebrations, sangeet staging for South Asian weekends, hora clearance for Jewish receptions, tea-ceremony sightlines for Chinese banquets — applied in one click and fully editable, because every mixed wedding remixes the rules. Dietary needs (halal, kosher, vegetarian, allergies) travel with each guest from RSVP to a kitchen sheet the caterer can actually cook from. Multi-day schedules hold both families’ events in one run of show.
The founder planned a 200-guest, two-tradition destination weekend. This tool is the revenge.
Open Mezze — freeYes — every party member gets their own dietary answer, and the counts land per table on the kitchen sheet.
Bilingual programs and place cards (including Arabic/English dual-script) are in active development.
Yes — groups, keep-together rules, and table naming themes make each side feel at home.