Here are the major online wedding vendor directories and marketplaces you can use for sourcing vendors in India (short description + why to try each). I’ve included official pages or reputable sources for each listing.

• WedMeGood — Large, India-focused wedding marketplace for photographers, decorators, makeup artists, venues and more; strong search/filters and many user reviews. (south.WedMeGood.com)
• Weddingz.in (Weddingz) — Venue-search + vendor-booking platform (guided visits, price quotes, bundled discounts); useful if you need venue+vendors together. (e.Weddingz.in)
• BharatMatrimony / Wedding Directory (Matrimony.com group) — Matrimony.com’s wedding services directory and marketplace with thousands of vendor listings and venue options across cities. Good for broad vendor coverage. (BharatMatrimony.com)
• ShaadiSaga — One-stop vendor discovery & planning marketplace (now part of Matrimony.com group); large vendor network across major Indian cities. (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
• WeddingSutra — Bridal media brand with curated vendor lists (“WeddingSutra Favorites”), inspiration, and vendor booking features — good for curated/luxury vendors and ideas. (Qoruz.com)

Other useful directories and marketplaces you might also check

• Google Maps / local business listings — often shows nearby photographers, caterers, decorators with reviews (always cross-check).
• Instagram / Facebook — many Indian wedding vendors use social channels as their primary portfolio; search by city + service tags (e.g., “Mumbai wedding photographer”).
• Niche/local directories & event platforms — e.g., region-specific vendor directories or marketplace sections on large classifieds.

Quick tips to get reliable vendors from directories

• Shortlist 3–5 vendors and ask for recent full-event references (not just portfolios).
• Ask for itemized quotes, payment terms, cancellation and backup plans in writing.
• Check multiple sources for reviews (site reviews, Google, social media) and look for recent activity.
• Where possible, meet (or video-call) the vendor and request a small contract with milestones/deliverables.
• For destination or large weddings, consider hiring a local planner who already has vetted vendor relationships.

If you want, I can:

• Search and list top vendors in a specific city (Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, etc.) and category (photography, decor, catering).
• Compare two or three directories for a given vendor type (coverage, fees, trust signals).