Planning a wedding shouldn’t meanexplaining it from scratch.
To every couple planning a wedding,
You probably know how this goes. A cousin knows a photographer. An auntie swears by a caterer. You call a hall to ask whether men and women can sit separately, then call another one because the first never called back. By the end you’ve explained your whole wedding to a dozen people and you still don’t know who’s free in June.
We’re building ZAWAJ so you only have to explain it once. Tell us about the nikah, the walima, the date, how many people are coming, what you want to spend, and the things that aren’t up for debate. We’ll show you the vendors who can actually do it, and why each one fits.
We’re starting in the Twin Cities, and we’re taking it slowly. Every vendor is reviewed by hand, and we ask them the questions you would: is all the meat halal, can they send a female crew, can the night run late.
Planning on ZAWAJ is free for couples, and we never touch the money you pay your vendors.
If there’s a vendor we should talk to, or something we’ve got wrong, tell us. Email hello@planzawaj.com or find us on Instagram at @planzawaj.
Salaam,The ZAWAJ team
From first questionto booked.
- Tell us your weddingYour events, dates, guests, budget and what matters to your families.
- See who fitsVendors who can do your date, your budget and your must-haves, with the reasons why.
- Weigh two or threeSide by side, like with like, with what each one costs for you.
- Send one requestYour wedding is printed on it, so you never explain it twice.
- Mark it bookedYour budget and tasks update, and the next thing to book moves up.