For couples who plan with intent
The quiet art of
planning a wedding.
Built for the details most apps forget. A seating board you can rearrange by hand. Guests who sync to your public site. A budget that balances itself. No templates. No toy forms.
Your wedding data stays yours. No vendor tracking, no lead-gen, no upsells in the planner. Buy once, use it as long as you need it.
- 21
- planning tools
- 4
- color schemes
- ∞
- guests & vendors
Four palettes for your public site
Olive & Sage
Blush & Rose
Navy & Gold
Minimal White
What's inside
Every piece of the day,
in its right place.
Guests that know where they sit
Track RSVPs, meals, dietary needs and plus-ones. Your public site syncs to the same list. No double entry.
Guest list · 89 of 120
synced
- Clara BenítezFishyes
- Marco AurelioVegyes
- Yuki TanakaFishpending
- Ravi PatelVegyes
- Leila OsmanMeatno
A dashboard worth opening
The numbers you actually read. Charts in your color scheme. Nothing to dismiss.
A budget that balances
Deposits, payments, remaining. Auto-reconciled. The maths is the app's problem, not yours.
A seating board you can rearrange
Drag guests across tables. See conflicts instantly. Switch to list view for a paper trail.
Seating board · 34 seated
drag & drop
Table 1
8/8
Table 2
6/8
Table 3
6/6
Table 4
4/8
Head
10/10
Timeline, from today
Every task auto-dated from your wedding day. Nothing slips.
Real month grid
Not a widget list. A calendar that behaves like one.
Menu & bar, by the head
Per-head costs, serving counts, grand totals.
Vendors, side by side
Two options, side by side. Ratings, pricing, selection tracked. No paid placement, no ad bias.
A real wedding, live
Your guests see
something beautiful.
Every planner ships with a public wedding site. Four color schemes. Three fonts. An RSVP form that lands back in your guest list. Below: Emma & James, live.
Open the live siteWhy this exists
We started as an Etsy template.
It wasn’t enough.
The first version was a spreadsheet. Couples kept asking the same things. Can my partner edit too. Can guests RSVP into this. Can it work on my phone. Spreadsheets can’t answer those questions, so we rebuilt it as a real app, and stayed paid so we never had to sell our couples to vendors.
Andrea, founder
September 14, 2026
Emma & James
The Grand Estate, Napa
RSVP
Will you join us?
Yes
Cannot
Meal
Pricing
One wedding.
One fair price.
Buy once on Etsy. A magic link lands in your inbox. Click it, you're in. No recurring fees. No upsells. No vendor lead-gen.
- All 21 planning tools
- Public wedding site with RSVP
- 4 color schemes + 3 fonts
- Unlimited guests & vendors
- Magic link sign-in, no passwords
The full app, the moment you check out. No trial. No commitment.
Start planningInside the planner
Twenty-one tools.
One quiet app.
Every page in your planner answers a question couples actually ask. Nothing here exists for show.
Guests
Invites, RSVPs, meals, dietary needs, plus-ones. Synced to your public site.
Budget
Categories, deposits, payments, remaining. Auto-balances as you go.
Timeline
Every milestone auto-dated from your wedding day. Nothing slips.
Seating
Drag guests across tables. See conflicts the moment they happen.
Calendar
A real month grid for tastings, fittings, deposits, and check-ins.
Website
A public wedding site that mirrors your guest list and collects RSVPs.
Itinerary
Day-of timing, hour by hour, shared with the wedding party.
Vendors
Compare two options side by side. Ratings, pricing, contracts.
Venues
Tour notes, pricing, fit-out details, photos for every candidate.
Contacts
One address book for vendors, family, guests, and the team.
Wedding Party
Bridesmaids, groomsmen, family roles, sizes, and contact info.
Save the Date
Pick a design, write the message, send the link to your guests.
Inspiration
Mood boards, screenshots, color palettes, every link you saved.
Photo Gallery
Engagement photos, tasting shots, anything to share with guests.
Food & Drinks
Menu by the head, bar by the bottle, cost roll-ups built in.
Music
Ceremony cues, reception playlist, the do-not-play list for the DJ.
Photoshoot
Shot list, locations, and timing notes for the photographer.
Gifts
Registry links, thank-you tracking, wishlists for cash gifts.
Honeymoon
Itinerary, bookings, packing lists, currency notes.
Packing
Checklists for ceremony day, reception night, and the honeymoon.
Feedback
Notes from family, vendors, and your future self.