See every screen you get as a couple before you sign up.
Your wedding website, your guest list, and the day itself, in the order you would actually use them. Nothing to install, nothing to hunt for.
Your website, your guest list, and the day itself.
One place instead of a shared spreadsheet
The countdown, what is due next, and where the budget stands. No login to set up, nothing to figure out, and only the parts your planner wants you touching.
A wedding website you switch on section by section
Our story, the schedule, travel, registry, FAQ. Turn on what you want and it appears for guests. The schedule reads from your timeline, so moving the ceremony moves the site.
Guests reply from their phone, in about a minute
Yes or no, meal choice, dietary notes, and who they are bringing. It lands on your guest list the second they hit send, with no spreadsheet in between.
The list totals itself as replies come in
Attending, declined, still waiting, and what everybody is eating. Meal counts and dietary notes add themselves up, ready to hand to the caterer.
Ask your florist a question without digging for an email
Every vendor on the wedding is a thread. Attach the current timeline, the venue layout, or the seating chart in two taps, and it is always the current version.
The whole day in your pocket
The same timeline the planner built, opened from a link. No app to download, no password to remember, and it updates the moment anything moves.
The photo list everyone can tick off together
The couple picks the groupings and fills in real names. The photographer opens the same list on the day and checks each shot off, so nobody is calling out for an aunt who already left.
One live link instead of forty text messages
On the day, the timeline goes live. Whoever is running the day marks events done or delayed, and everyone holding the link sees it happen.