Nearly 70% of Indian marriages are arranged by relatives, but matchmaking has gone online – where the profiles of potential partners can be pored over in detail. Perfiniti assesses the compatibility of potential couples. But will it prove popular with Indians looking for love?

Weddings are a big business. In the US, couples spend half a year's income on their special day, while the UK industry is worth £10 billion a year. And for many women, it's all about the dress. But in response to couples tightening the purse strings, brands are appealing to brides on a budget.

The big fat Indian wedding market is worth $15 billion, but excitement over the impending season has been dampened by a shortage of cash due to the demonetisation of large notes. Uber is capitalising by launching its Uberweddings service, letting people begin planning cash-free.

Despite India’s conservative approach to marriage, the country is Tinder’s fastest growing market in Asia. Since dating apps give people options beyond the traditional structures of courtship, a growing number of young Indians are now approaching relationships differently.