Everything, in the order you’ll need it.

Every guest with their reply, meal, plus-one and notes. Groups you colour yourself, a reply tally and an RSVP deadline, invite tiers for when the list is over target, and filters that find anyone in a second.

Export it four ways as a spreadsheet: everything, for the caterer, for invitations, for the venue.

A drawn plan of your reception with round, long and sweetheart tables, guests in specific chairs, meals counted per table and warnings when a family is split up.

Add the dance floor, bar, cake and band, then hand the venue a plan to print. Any event with its own guest list gets its own plan.

The invitation, save-the-date, details card and each event’s own invitation, in five designs and four paper sizes, worded from your wedding and freely editable.

Download a print-ready PDF at the paper’s real size, or an image to send by message.

When your venue offers rooms, a simple list of who needs one, plus-ones included.

Your budget is the sum of who’s contributing, so it can never drift from reality. Thirteen starter categories hold line items with estimates, actuals, what’s paid and when the rest is due.

One bar shows committed against paid; anything late or due soon reaches your dashboard.

Several candidates per category, their quotes side by side with the lowest tagged. Book one and the others step aside. A booked vendor links straight to its line on the budget.

Tastings, venue visits, trials and fittings in one list, with who’s going. Afterwards, how it went, star ratings for what you tasted, a follow-up that nags you until it’s done, and “book them” from right there.

Bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girls and ring bearers, with their roles and contact details, ready for attire and appointments to hang off.

Each person’s outfit with its size, status from “not started” to “ready”, fitting dates, and links to the vendor and the budget line it belongs to.

Your wedding vision at the top: ranked priorities, must-haves and nice-to-haves, the style and the guest experience in your own words. Below it, a pinboard of your photos and saved links, and a colour palette.

Your photos stay private, and they’re there to drop onto your invitations.

Twenty-nine starter tasks across phases from a year out to after the wedding, legal steps included. Due dates work themselves out from your wedding date and move when it moves; dates you type stay put.

Every dated thing, month by month, from today to the day: payments, fittings, reply deadlines, events and tasks, each ending in a countdown or “late”.

The engagement party, shower, bachelor and bachelorette parties, rehearsal dinner, welcome drinks and day-after brunch, or your own. Each with its guest list and replies, its budget line and its tasks.

A log of what you decided and when, with the reason if you want it, beside a notebook of pinned notes. Both of you, one record.

A private page for each of you. Your partner can’t read yours, not even in the app. A reading view for the day, a speaking time as you write, and a card-sized PDF.

Where you’re going, the bookings (on the budget, so nothing is missed), your travel documents with a passport reminder, and every day of the trip laid out.

Planning it as a surprise? Your partner sees only the dates, what to pack and when to be ready.

What each guest gave, and a switch for when their thank-you card has gone out. The list you come back to after the day.