Your wedding, coming together.
From the yes to the last reply, the whole day can live in one place.
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The parts of your plan.
Twelve things you can do today. Open any one.
Wedding website
One link for the travel, the timings and the day.
RSVP forms
Replies, diets and your own questions.
Meal choices
Guests pick from the menu.
Where to stay
Guests reserve a room.
Guest photos
Uploads from their phones on the day.
Gift list
A registry, a cash fund or a charity.
Budget
Planned, paid, and still to come.
Suppliers
Contacts, quotes and bookings.
Guests and seating
Names, households and both plans.
Venues and the schedule
Ceremony, reception and the weekend.
Why WeddedWay
The plan, the spending and the people belong together.
You should be able to see what is decided, without hunting through notes and messages.
| What you get | weddedway. | By hand |
|---|---|---|
| Plan, spending and guests together One shared place, so the next decision is somewhere you can both open. Wedding planning | Yes | No |
| Free, with no guest cap No guest-count upgrade, and no card needed. Pricing | Yes | Yes |
| No ads on your wedding We don't sell guest details. Privacy | Yes | Yes |
| Hidden from search engines Your wedding site is found by people you gave the address to. Wedding website | Yes | Yes |
| Both of you can change the plan Two organisers, sharing the same lists. Wedding planning | Yes | Yes |
| Tasks and music live in the plan The jobs still to do, and the songs for each part of the day. The day | Yes | No |
| Take your guest list with you Export it whenever you want. It stays yours. Guests | Yes | Yes |
A year, from the yes to the day.
The order most weddings take. You can do these in your own time.
12 months out
You get engaged.
Congratulations. Now the fun begins: a date, a place, and a long list of people to look after. That list is the start of the plan.
See the productThe start
You register on WeddedWay.
This is where the year lives. The plan, the spending and the guest list start in one place, for both of you. New weddings are not open yet, so leave your details and we will email you when they are.
Get a launch update10 months out
You find a venue and pick the date.
Ceremony, reception, and the shape of the day. Once you know where and when, everything else has somewhere to hang. The venue and the date sit on the plan, with the tasks that follow them.
Wedding planning8 months out
You line up who you need.
Food, music, photos and the rest. Keep each supplier, their quote and what you have paid, from the first enquiry to the booking.
Budget and suppliers6 months out
You write the guest list.
Households, plus-ones, and which part of the day each person is invited to. Both of you can add names to the same list.
Guests and seating4 months out
You send the invitations.
A code for each group, and a website for the travel, the timings and the details. Guests open that website and reply from the code.
Invitations and replies3 months out
You manage the replies.
Who is coming, who cannot, and what they told you, all on the list you already wrote. Replies land on those names.
Invitations and replies2 months out
You tell the caterer what people eat.
Meal choices and dietary needs stay on those names, ready to hand over. Not a separate list the week before.
Meal choices1 month out
You seat the room.
Ceremony seats and reception tables, updated as the replies change. Both plans use the same guest list.
Guests and seatingThe last weeks
You send an update.
A change of time, a travel note, a reminder. It goes to everyone, or just one group, from the plan.
Email updatesThe day
Then you have the day.
Who is coming, where they sit, and what is still to pay. You already wrote it down.
See the product
One lovely place for your guests to land.
Twenty working layouts for your wedding website. Each card shows that design’s own look — open one to explore it with fictional names.
Built for our wedding.
Made for yours.
We wanted one place for the decisions, the spending and the people. So we built it while planning our own wedding.