The Wedding Company, a platform for planning and managing weddings, has raised $1 million in early funding. The round was co-led by LVX (formerly LetsVenture) and Tremis Capital.
Other well-known investors also joined, including Chaitanya Ramalingegowda (cofounder of Wakefit), Ajith Pai (COO of Delhivery), and Arash Ferdowsi (cofounder of Dropbox).
The company will use the money to grow into more cities, improve its products and technology, and build a strong vendor network to offer reliable wedding services on a larger scale.
“Weddings in India are large, emotional, and logistically complex,” said Pawan Gupta, cofounder of The Wedding Company (YC, MIT alum). “While the market is massive, there is no trusted brand managing fulfillment at scale. TWC is building a tech-led, quality-assured, and operationally deep digital wedding planning and fulfillment experience.”
“We believe The Wedding Company is solving a high-friction, high-value problem in one of India’s largest consumer categories,” said Chaitanya Ramalingegowda, Wakefit cofounder. “The team’s execution velocity and market insight stood out.”
The Wedding Company was started in 2023 by Pawan Gupta and Rahul Namdev. It is a platform that helps Indian couples plan, book and manage their weddings.
The company works in many cities, connecting users with trusted vendors. It offers good prices and takes care of important services like venues, photography, decorations, catering, and logistics.
The Wedding Company aims to simplify India’s $130 billion wedding industry through technology.
So far, it has handled service orders worth over ₹60 crore (around $7.2 million) and successfully planned more than 1,000 weddings in eight cities.
In the past two years, The Wedding Company’s bookings have grown quickly. It now handles over INR 10 crore in monthly service orders and earns more than INR 1 crore in monthly revenue.
The company recorded a total order value of INR 40 crore and is aiming to grow three times bigger in the next financial year (FY26), with a target of INR 120 crore in yearly revenue.
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