Kallah
Plan the whole Jewish wedding day, together
Kallah plans the whole day: kabbalat panim and the tish side by side, the bedeken, a chuppah timed to shkiah, and the seudah. Both calendars, and one plan both families can read.
Industry
SaaS · Wedding planning
Timeline
Ongoing product
Tech Stack
The Challenge
A Jewish wedding runs on two calendars and a chuppah timed to shkiah, with two families who each need to read the same plan.
The Solution
Couples pick the date on the civil or the Hebrew calendar, and Kallah flags Shabbat, Yom Tov, Sefirat HaOmer and the Three Weeks while they choose. The day is built around shkiah, and each segment, from kabbalat panim and tish to bedeken, chuppah, yichud and seudah, has its room, its people and its vendors. Invitations go out by text and email or as printed cards, and every household gets one code to RSVP by phone, by QR or by typing it in. A directory of kosher caterers, halls, photographers, bands and sheitel machers receives the date, shkiah and meal counts with each request. Planning is free for couples, and vendors list their business on one plan.
Results
Both calendars
civil and Hebrew dates, with Shabbat, Yom Tov, Sefirat HaOmer and the Three Weeks flagged
Built on shkiah
the chuppah time follows sunset for the chosen date
One code
per household to RSVP by phone, QR or typing it in