Using Shadi Planner AI means accepting these terms. The heart of them is one sentence: the planner gives you guidance and keeps your records — every booking, price and promise is confirmed between you and your vendor.
Everything in Shadi Planner AI — the planning screens, the articles on this site and the AI assistant's answers — is general guidance to help you plan. It is not a booking, a quotation or an agreement with any venue or vendor, and it does not replace confirming details with the vendor you actually hire.
Cost ranges shown by the planner and the assistant are estimates drawn from typical big-city Pakistani market figures for budgeting purposes. Real prices vary by city, season, venue and vendor, and peak-season prices can be higher. Never treat an in-app range as a promised price — the vendor's own quotation is the only figure that binds anyone.
The sample wedding that comes with the planner — its names, figures and dates — is fictional example data provided so you can see how everything works. It does not describe a real wedding, a real family or a real business, and nothing in it is an offer.
The budget figures, contributions, advances and journal entries you record are entered by you, and the reports are calculated from those entries. The journal is deliberately append-only — entries are corrected by reversal, never silently edited — but the accuracy of what is entered remains the responsibility of the person entering it.
If you create an account, you are responsible for keeping your sign-in details safe and for the activity under your account, including the member roles you grant. Give view-only access to people who only need to look, and remove members whose part in the planning is finished.
We try to keep the planner available and correct, but no uninterrupted availability or error-free operation is promised. Features and these terms may change; the current version of the terms will always be the one on this page.