Save the date · Games for friends · Free
Guard His Juttis, a joota chupai save the date
Joota chupai: the sisters always win.
₹0: one of your 2 free save the dates, no watermark.
Guard His Juttis turns joota chupai into a phone game. It asks your friend, by name, to guard the groom's juttis and pick where: the Chair, the Safe or His Feet. The sisters crawl under the chair, somebody had the key to the safe, and peacock feathers win the last round. "Stolen. Every. Time. Pay up, groom." Then your names, date and city.
Step by step
What your guests see
- The friend's name: "guard his juttis!"
- Pick where to guard them: Chair, Safe or His Feet
- Stolen, each time: "Pay up, groom."
- Your names, date, city, "Keep an eye on your shoes." and Add to Calendar
About Guard His Juttis
Who it suits
Every Indian wedding guest knows the shoe-stealing ritual, and most have been on one side of it. The game gives the groom's side one more doomed go at winning.
Send it to the bride's sisters and cousins as much as the groom's friends: for them it is a win announced in advance.
Best for: The bride's sisters and cousins, and the groom's friends who will lose the real joota chupai.
At a glance
The details
- Format
- A link, plays in the browser
- Gesture
- Tap to choose
- Ritual
- Joota chupai
- Ending
- Save the date card, share and save
- You fill in
- Your two names · The date · The city
- Price
- Free as one of your 2 save the dates, with no watermark and no time limit.
Questions
About Guard His Juttis
Is there a save the date about joota chupai?
Yes, Guard His Juttis. The friend tries three places to keep the groom's juttis safe and the sisters steal them every time.
Should the bride's side get Guard His Juttis too?
It works well for them: in the game their side always wins. On Plus you can give the bride's cousins this game and the groom's friends another.
