Plan it, invite them, and keep every photograph. Free, for South African couples.
Type it twice, so a typo can't lock you out.
Not a trial. Not a first month. Not a cut-down version.
No card asked for at any point.
One link you share via WhatsApp. The date, the venue, where to stay and what to wear, and your guests reply on it. Your RSVPs automatically pull through to your guest list. No paper, no printing, no chasing.
Roméo & Juliet's Invitation
Guests scan a QR-code on the table and it lands in your album. Nothing to download, no account to make, and you keep the lot afterwards.
Everything you have screenshotted and then lost in your camera roll. Venues, dresses, décor and colour palettes saved into boards and tagged with roughly what they cost, so you can show a supplier instead of describing it.
A budget in rand that knows what you have been quoted and what has actually left your account, and a checklist dealt to you the day you start, so there is no blank page.
A few of the people who make South African weddings happen.
All of it free, all of it talking to each other - put a quote against a supplier and the budget knows about it.
What a South African wedding needs, in the order it needs doing. Dealt to you the day you start, so there is no blank page.
What you planned, what you have been quoted, and what has actually left your account. In rand, on one line each.
Everyone you are inviting, grouped by household so one family gets one invitation. RSVPs and dietary needs beside each name.
Everyone you are talking to, and where each one has got to: shortlisted, contacted, quoted, booked or passed on.
Contracts, quotes and invoices in one place, instead of spread across a year of email and a WhatsApp thread.
Venues, dresses, décor and colour palettes kept in boards - so you can show a supplier instead of describing it.
Who sits where. Pick a guest - or a whole household at once - and put them at a table.
The room from above, drawn to scale. One grid square is a metre. Download it and hand it to the venue.
The running order you hand to the photographer, the caterer, the MC and whoever is driving the shuttle.
The announcement you send on WhatsApp, ten months out. Your photograph, your colours, your lettering, made here and downloaded as a picture.
Your invitation, online. One link with the date, the venue, where to stay and what to wear - and guests reply on it.
What you would like, for the guests who ask. A claimed gift stops being offered, so nobody buys the same kettle twice.
Your guests record you a message, the way they would send a voicenote. Only the two of you can hear them.
One shared album for every photo and video your guests take. Guests scan a QR-code on the table. No app to download.
Not a trial, not a first month, not a cut-down version.
Every part of the planning service, at no cost, with no card asked for at any point.
Yes. Every part of the planning service is free to couples - no card, no trial, no feature held back.
Yes. Invite them from your profile and they can see and change the whole wedding. Either of you can end that at any time. One account is one person, so nobody has to hand over a password.
No. Your Digital Invitation, the RSVP and the shared photo album all work from a link or a QR code on the table. No app, no account, nothing to install.
On a database in Frankfurt, Germany, and we say so plainly because you ought to know where your things are.
It is kept for a year after your wedding date, and you are warned sixty days, fourteen days and one day before anything is deleted. You can extend it for another year whenever you like, or delete the lot yourself in a minute.
Yes, for some of it. Everything works on a phone, but the seating chart, the floor plan and the Digital Invitation are far easier on a bigger screen - you can see the whole room, or the whole page, at once instead of a corner of it. Start on a laptop for those, and carry the rest in your pocket.
It takes about a minute, and the checklist is waiting for you.