Tarikh shows you which wedding photographers, video teams, decorators, pandits, band parties and more are actually free on your date — district by district, across India. Search free. Book direct. No commission on your booking.
Booking a wedding crew means ringing round, waiting for replies, and hearing "that date is gone" — again and again. Tarikh turns that into one search.
Pick the date and the district. You see only the people who are free on every day of your event — not a list you still have to phone through.
Find crew within your own area, with the district filled in from your location when the answer is clear. Nobody has to type an address.
The moment a vendor accepts a booking, those dates disappear from search. An open slot on Tarikh is an open slot in their diary.
Request a date and the conversation continues where it already happens. Tarikh does not sit between you and the person you are hiring.
Only someone who actually completed a booking can rate, once per vendor, and there is no edit button. A rating you can rewrite is one you can be pressured into rewriting.
Every vendor gets a shareable card — name, work, free dates — that opens properly when it is pasted into a WhatsApp group.
A wedding is run by a dozen trades. All of them keep a calendar, and all of them get asked the same question.
You already answer "kaun tarikh khaali?" twenty times a season. Answer it once.
Mark the days you are booked. Tarikh stops showing you on those dates, so the calls you get are for dates you can actually take. A soft hold does not hide you — a maybe-booking can still fall through, and you still want to be asked.
A vendor cannot go live without a real Instagram, Facebook or YouTube account, and a handle belongs to exactly one account. It is the one thing that cannot be produced at a keyboard — which is the point.
Bengali, Hindi and English names are all searchable, in either script. Someone typing "Sarkar" finds সরকার.
Short on a second shooter? Post the date. Other vendors answer, and the post closes itself once the date has passed.