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ShaadiInfluencers.com, powered by ShaadiPros, connects weddings with the creators South Asian families actually follow. Invite wedding influencers to your celebrations for authentic coverage that reaches thousands, or discover the creators shaping trends in bridal fashion, decor, and planning.

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Tanvi & Neil Bajaj

Couple
Couple

"A bridal influencer we followed for years attended our sangeet and featured our decorator in her reel. The vendor was booked out for months by the next week — and so were we, in fame."

Decor Dot Studio

Couple
Couple

"One authentic creator collaboration did more for our bookings than a year of ads. Couples now arrive referencing the exact reel."

Dulha Dulhan Diaries

Vendor Partner
Vendor Partner

"Collaborations arranged here come with clear briefs and respectful families. Creating content at these weddings is genuinely joyful work."

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Authentic coverage from a creator your community follows reaches thousands of relevant eyes — celebrating your vendors, your decor, and your celebration in a way no advertisement can.

Families extend invitations through the platform with event details and any coverage preferences; creators attend as honored guests and share authentic content if inspired.

Yes — vendor spotlights within wedding coverage are the most requested format, and disclosure is handled professionally so trust stays intact.

Yes — vendors and creators connect for campaigns: venue tours, outfit features, decor reveals — with deliverables agreed in writing beforehand.

Creators here value their credibility: sponsored content is labeled, opinions are their own, and families review comfort levels before anything posts.

Many creator-emcees combine hosting energy with content capture — book them early for peak season, since their calendars fill like top vendors.

Compensation varies by reach, format, and deliverables; the platform's brief process returns transparent quotes so both sides commit clearly.

Yes — micro-creators with focused local audiences often deliver the best value for boutique vendors in New Jersey and New York's wedding market.

Usage rights are defined in each brief — families and vendors typically receive sharing rights while creators retain their portfolios.

Yes — briefs mark which moments are private, and experienced wedding creators know the difference between public celebration and family intimacy.

Creators share reach and engagement metrics after posting, so vendors see exactly what their collaboration delivered.

Yes — many real-wedding features here began as couples documenting their own planning; the platform's story submissions are the on-ramp.