Wishmaala is a wedding wishlist for India. Couples list what they're actually saving for, like the honeymoon, the first home, or that Japan trip. Guests will chip in any amount and watch the bar fill. Nobody gets a fourth mixer.Pre-launch preview. Amounts and names shown are illustrative. Payments are not live yet. Disclaimer
02 / The guest side
₹500 from a colleague. ₹2,000 from a school friend. ₹5,000 from your favourite mami. Every contribution moves the bar, and the couple sees who helped.
Riya added ₹2,000“Paris pe ek coffee meri taraf se ☕”
Meera mami added ₹5,000“Khush raho, ghoomte raho.”
Arjun & the office gang added ₹6,000“From the whole floor. No mixer, promise.”
Sid added ₹500“Intern salary, full dil.”
03 / Do the maths
A fully funded honeymoon. Not 20 dinner sets.
“I don't want to gift my friend his fourth mixer. I want to help him go to Switzerland.”
The idea in one line
04 / What goes on a Wishmaala
Swiss trains, Santorini sunsets, a cheese you can't pronounce.
The big one. 500 guests make it far less scary.
Cherry blossoms, bullet trains, too much ramen.
One good sofa instead of six random showpieces.
Shagun that pays off for the next 40 years.
The trip you both keep sending reels about.
Down payment for the road-trip machine.
Set the goal, set the amount, and share the link.
Join the waitlist05 / Built for both sides of the mandap
Add goals with a photo, a target and a line of why. Honeymoon, home, studies, anything.
Drop it in the family group, the office group and the college group. It looks good in a WhatsApp preview.
Once payments launch, contributions are planned to settle to your verified bank account through a regulated payment partner, never held in a Wishmaala wallet.
See who gave, how much (if they choose) and their message. Then thank everyone in one go.
The plan: open the couple's link, pick a dream and choose an amount. That's it.
When payments go live, we plan to support UPI and cards, including for NRI relatives. Nothing can be paid on Wishmaala today.
A note, a voice message or a silly photo, delivered with your shagun.
Your gift, your call. Only the couple sees what you choose to share.
06 / How it will work
List what you're saving for, set a target for each and add a photo. Takes about as long as choosing a sangeet song.
Print a QR on the card, pin it in the family group, or put it on a standee at the reception.
Once payments launch, guests will chip in over UPI or card. You'll see every blessing come in, and the money goes towards something real.
07 / Money, handled carefully
Wishmaala is pre-launch, and payments are not live yet. This is how we're designing them.
Payments are planned to run only through an RBI-authorised payment aggregator. No partner has been appointed yet. We will never see or store your card details or UPI PIN.
Couples will complete KYC with the payment partner before a wishlist can receive money, so guests know the link is real.
Money is planned to settle to the couple's verified bank account. Wishmaala is not a bank or wallet and won't hold your money.
Any fee will be shown in rupees before you pay. Creating a wishlist is planned to be free.
Wishlists will live on an unlisted link. The couple decides who sees names, amounts and messages.
A plain-language policy for failed or duplicate payments, published before launch.
08 / Questions your chacha will ask
Cash shagun is already the most common Indian wedding gift. Wishmaala just puts a dream behind the envelope. Guests see exactly what their ₹2,000 is helping with, which honestly feels better than handing over a lifafa.
Payments aren't live yet. When they launch, we plan to support UPI and debit or credit cards (including for relatives abroad) through an RBI-authorised payment partner. Guests shouldn't need to download anything or sign up.
We're designing regular settlements straight to the couple's KYC-verified bank account through a regulated payment partner. Exact timelines will be published before launch.
Creating a wishlist is planned to be free. We expect to charge a small, clearly shown fee on contributions (guests may be able to cover it), and we may later offer optional deals with travel and home brands. No such partnerships exist yet. No surprise charges.
In the planned design, every rupee contributed (less any fee shown upfront) still goes to the couple. Goals are a nice target, not an all-or-nothing deal.
Of course. Some guests will always bring a box, and that's fine. Wishmaala is for everyone who'd rather give something the couple will remember.
Not yet. We're onboarding our first couples for this wedding season. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out before your date.
Early access · Limited couples this season
Join the waitlist. We plan to offer our first couples free setup and zero platform fees. Full terms will be shared before launch.
Now do your friend a favour and save them from mixer number four.
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