The budget, vendors, guest list, seating, what’s paid and what’s due, the timeline, stationery, travel — and all the little things nobody remembers until they matter.
It does the math. You pick the flowers.
Free during the beta, and invitation only while it lasts. No card. Print or save a PDF anytime.
Your guest list, budget, vendors, deposits, seating, calendar and timeline live together — so changing something once changes the places that depend on it.
Turn off anything you do not need. Today only shows what matters now.
Today pulls forward the few things that matter now: a payment due, an appointment coming up, RSVPs worth chasing, or the next thing worth doing.
Everything else stays out of your face until it is its turn.
Wedding budgets drift when the estimate and the things you actually book live in separate places.
Change it, play with it, remove a whole category. This is the wedding you’re imagining.
Book something or log a real cost, and it appears here. Nothing else does.
You can see the difference between the wedding you planned and the wedding you’re actually booking.
Tell it what kind of place you’re getting married in, and the planner adjusts with it — the budget lines, the questions worth asking, and the details that matter for that kind of space.
Guest counts, access, timing and what you can bring in all work a little differently in a building with history.
You get to ask about candle rules and vendor access early, while there is still room to design around the answers.
Packages, minimum spends, corkage and what is already included can make two similar-looking venues cost very different amounts.
So you are comparing what you actually get, not just the room fee.
Tides, permits, wind, parking and how guests reach you all become part of the plan when the ceremony is by the water.
They arrive early enough that you are working with the location rather than reacting to it.
Different places need different plans. Yours should know the difference.
Barn, hall, hotel, historic home, place of worship, beach, garden, private home, vineyard, mountain lodge, museum, city hall — or “not decided yet”, which is a real answer and not a blank.
Same planner, different world. The artwork, wording and guidance change with the kind of wedding you’re planning.
Enchanted ForestA wedding among the trees
CoastalA wedding by the water
Gilded & TimelessA wedding of old gold and candlelight
Add your own cover photo and mood boards too — it should feel
like your planner, not a template.
See all looks →
Print it and hand it over. The whole planner, or one chapter at a time — the caterer’s counts, the escort list, the run sheet for the day, your vendors’ numbers on one page.
Separate sign-ins are coming. Your partner and your planner having their own way in, with their own view of the money, is the next thing we are building. It is not here yet, and we would rather say so than imply it.
The wedding ends. The planner does not have to.
Take a copy with you. Print the whole thing to a PDF whenever you like — every chapter, everything you wrote, in a file that needs no account and no internet to read.
We do not take it away when you are done. Finishing your wedding does not end your planner — nothing is deleted because the date has passed. Take the PDF anyway: it is yours outright, and it does not depend on us being here.
Free while we are in beta. No card, nothing to cancel. Put in the actual guest list, build the budget, and see whether it earns its place.
We will charge for this one day, and it will be one payment rather
than a subscription.
If that day comes while you are planning, you will hear it
from us first.
Everything included. Budget, vendors, guest list, seating, payment tracking, calendar, timeline, Today and every Look.
No subscription. When there is a price it will be one payment. No monthly charge quietly following you down the aisle.
Take it with you. Print the whole planner to a PDF whenever you like — every chapter, everything you wrote, on paper or on your own computer.
It is a beta, and we will say so. Some of what is planned is not built yet. What is on this page is what works today.
No card required, because there is nothing to pay.
Aisle Handle It is invitation only while it is in beta, so there is no sign-up button — leave your email and we will write to you. We are adding couples a few at a time, so it may not be the same day.
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