Traditions
Because your traditions deserve better than a blank text box.
Understand the traditions, ceremonies and rituals that shape your wedding, and plan them in AyeDu. Each guide lists every event in order, who leads it, the vendors it books and what it costs.
Every event from the guide becomes its own part of one plan: guest list, timeline, vendors and budget.
Fusion and multicultural weddings
AyeDu lets you build each ceremony as its own event while keeping the guests, budget, vendors and timelines connected, so the second tradition is a full event rather than an add-on to the first.
Planning tools
Each ritual in a guide becomes an event with its own checklist, timeline, budget line and guest list.
A shortlist of vendors who have worked your traditions.
Tradition-aware vendors
The marketplace lists vendors by the ceremonies they have worked, so a caterer who has run a sangeet or a photographer who knows a nikah surfaces first.
Common questions
AyeDu publishes eight wedding tradition guides covering Indian and South Asian, Nigerian, Jewish, Chinese, Muslim, Mexican and Latin, Christian and Western, and fusion and multicultural weddings. Each guide lists every event in order, explains what it needs and who leads it, and links to the vendors and cost data for that tradition.
Give each rite its own entry on one shared timeline rather than collapsing them into a single ceremony. Each event gets its own guest list, venue and budget, and the plan names who leads each rite. The most common failure is treating the second tradition as an add-on to the first rather than as a full event.
There isn’t a universal rule. Couples often consider venue availability, officiant schedules, guest travel and the preferences of both families, then confirm the order before anything is booked. AyeDu lets you build each ceremony as its own event while keeping everything in one shared wedding plan.
Yes, and permissions matter more than access. A shared plan stops the two families working from different versions of the guest list. Seats can be set so a parent sees the timeline and their own events without seeing the total budget, which removes the most common reason couples keep families out entirely.
Costs vary widely with the number of events, guest count, venue choices, catering and location. Multiple ceremonies or receptions can add venue, food, decor, entertainment and staffing costs, so it helps to budget each event separately before adding up your total. The budget calculator shows a starting split by tradition.
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