Wedding Planning

Plan a Wedding

All the to-do's to get to "I Do" - Bring venue, vendors, guests, and timeline into one clear plan. Keep track of bookings, manage your guest list, and run the day without scattered messages or missed details.

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Plan your wedding step by step

Start with the decisions that lock your setup. Then book vendors, manage guests, and build a timeline everyone can follow.

  1. 01

    Set budget and guest estimate

    Define your price range and rough guest count to guide all decisions.

  2. 02

    Book your venue and confirm the date

    Choose a venue that fits your size, format, and budget.

  3. 03

    Send save the date to your guests

    Secure availability early while you continue planning the details.

  4. 04

    Book key vendors in the right order

    Lock catering, photographer, and entertainment based on your venue.

  5. 05

    Send invitations and track RSVPs

    Confirm attendance and keep guests updated in one place.

  6. 06

    Build your timeline and finalize details

    Coordinate vendors, seating, and schedule so the day runs as planned.

Keep your wedding planning in one place

Track your venue, vendors, guests, and timeline without switching between messages, spreadsheets, and notes.

Guide

What to plan before you get started

Get a clear picture of scope, timing, and setup before you book anything.

Planning timeline
12–18 months is typical. Start earlier for popular venues or large guest lists.
Guest count
Most weddings host 80–150 guests. Your estimate sets venue size and budget.
Venue type
All-in-one venues simplify planning. Dry hire venues require more vendors and coordination.
Vendors involved
Expect 5–10+ vendors depending on venue and setup.
Budget structure
Venue and catering take the largest share. Costs scale with guest count.
Event duration
Most weddings run 6–10 hours from ceremony to final send-off.

Handle the key parts of your wedding

Keep every decision connected so nothing slips between vendors, guests, and your timeline.

Build and manage your guest list

Track invites, RSVPs, and updates without chasing replies across messages.

Keep your venue and vendors organized

Store bookings, contacts, and responsibilities in one shared overview.

Control your budget as you book

Track costs and payments as your guest count and vendors change.

Avoid scattered communication

Avoid fragmented communication across texts and chats

Coordinate your timeline across everyone involved

Align vendors, setup, and key moments in one clear schedule.

Plan your seating without last-minute chaos

Group guests and adjust tables once RSVPs are confirmed.

Plan your wedding without losing track

Keep guests, vendors, budget, and timeline connected from the first booking to the final schedule.

Wedding planning timeline

Start early and follow the right order. Lock your venue first, then vendors, then guests and final details.

12–18 months before — Set the foundation

Set budget and guest estimate. Research venues and secure your date early.

12–15 months before — Book venue and send save the date

Confirm your venue and share the date with guests so they can plan ahead.

9–12 months before — Book key vendors

Secure catering, photographer, and entertainment based on your venue and format.

2–3 months before — Send invitations and track RSVPs

Collect responses and keep guests updated in one place.

1 month before — Finalize seating and schedule

Confirm guest list, build your seating plan, and align vendors with your timeline.

Final week — Confirm and execute

Confirm all bookings, share the final schedule, and prepare for the day.

Weddings – common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with your budget and a rough guest estimate. These two decisions define which venues you can book and how the rest of your planning will unfold.