About
Event bookings, on the record.
In Bangladesh, putting an event together still happens across a dozen phone calls. The hall is arranged through a cousin's friend, the photographer quotes over WhatsApp, the caterer's price shifts once they hear the guest count, and the décor company wants half in cash by Thursday. Every one of those conversations happens separately, and none of them leaves a record.
The result is familiar to anyone who has done it: nobody knows the real total until the week of the event, deposits are unrecoverable, and if something goes wrong there is nothing to point at.
FastWedd puts all five of those conversations in one place — venue booking, photography and cinema, event management, food and beverage, and rent and buy — with a written quote, a visible fee, and a payment that actually holds the date.
What we run on
The price on the page is the price
Every listing carries a real figure with its unit attached. Our service fee is shown separately before payment, and vendor commission never gets added to a customer's total.
A date is held by payment, not by promises
Requests and quotes reserve nothing. The calendar blocks the moment money clears — which is the only version of a booking that two people can both rely on.
Reviews come from bookings
One review per completed booking, from the person who paid for it. No incentives, no bulk uploads, and vendors can reply once in public.
Vendors keep their business
We are the booking layer, not the brand. Storefronts carry the vendor's name, their photos, and their trading history — because they are the ones doing the work.
The five categories
- Venue Booking — Halls, rooftops, resorts and community centres.
- Photography & Cinema — Photographers, cinematographers and full production crews.
- Event Management — Planners, decorators and end-to-end production teams.
- Food & Beverage — Caterers, kacchi specialists, live counters and dessert bars.
- Rent & Buy — Décor, furniture, lighting and outfits — rented or owned.
About this build
This is a demonstration project. The vendors, listings, bookings and reviews are seeded sample data, and the payment step simulates bKash, Nagad and card checkout without moving real money. The architecture — fee engine, order lifecycle, moderation queue, payouts — is built the way a production system would be, so swapping in a real payment gateway is a single-file change.