Revolutionary SaaS idea

Problem: Many individuals desire the celebration of a wedding without entering into a legal marriage. Solution: A new venture offers personalized wedding-like experiences focusing on dressing up, photoshoots, and memorable moments. Uniqueness: This concept allows people to enjoy the festivities of a wedding without the legal commitments. Target Market: The service targets individuals who value the ceremonial aspects of weddings but are not seeking marriage. Market Proof: An increasing trend showcases interest in unique and non-traditional celebrations. Revenue Strategy: The venture intends to generate revenue through carefully crafted event packages. Execution: The venture plans to develop packages that cater to varying preferences and budgets. Partnerships with key service providers are intended to ensure seamless experiences. The focus will be on delivering meticulously curated events that capture the essence of weddings without the legal obligations. Disclaimer: The creators emphasize their intention to provide a creative celebration option without advocating against marriage. The focus lies on crafting unique experiences without encouraging any unauthorized or misleading actions. Feedback: The venture seeks insights from the community to understand customer perspectives and preferences and roadblocks if any

- Is this just like iitiim shaadi? - What are these "Top Consultants"? - Do they guide even on first nights? - Any users? Success or Failure? - Which people are/aren't eligible for this app? - Since when did Uber launch external ads in their app?

INR 10-13 lakh spent per wedding in India. Average annual household income is INR 4 lakh. Assuming 2 households spending, it's 1.2-1.5x their annual income. Assuming only the girl's family paying, it's 3x annual income. It's absurd how much people love to spend to feed and entertain the people they never want to see in their lives again. Also absurd, no big startup in this space. Why is no tech bro/gal conquering the wedding space?

Folks here me out! Would any of you be interested in joining an Indian promoter as a partner? 💡The idea: India is run by MSMEs and if India has to become a $5/10trillion economy, it will be driven by a growth in MSMEs. Now, none of us want to be part of these MSMEs (lala companies) as an employee due to number of reasons but would the stance change if you come in as a partner. Benefit for MSMEs: 1. Get an experienced working professional who brings his network (to hire further folks) 2. The professional brings in experience of a large organisation 3. The professional invests his money to prove skin in the game. Benefits for professionals: 1. Not everyone wants to become a billionaire and hence running / building a 100-500Cr ARR business is lucrative option. 2. Access to a launchpad of a profitable business with infrastructure already existing. Would love to hear your thoughts.