From 'just engaged' to 'I do'
Plan the wedding together without the chaos of ten apps and a shared Excel.
Tasks you can assign, budget you can see at a glance, guests who haven't replied, seating you can drag into place, live reception for your bridal party to manage, and a day-of schedule that keeps everyone calm.
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186 days until I do
This week
4 tasks due
Budget
On track
No reply
8 guests
Sound familiar?
Wedding planning doesn't feel romantic when it lives in chat threads.
You're not bad at planning. You're planning in too many places — with no shared view of what still needs you.
Scattered everywhere
Guest list in WhatsApp. Budget in Excel. Vendor quotes buried in email. Nothing connects.
Who’s doing what?
One of you carries the mental load. The other asks “what’s left?” and neither has a clear answer.
Money feels foggy
Deposits and balances due on different dates. You’re not sure what’s paid, pending, or overdue.
Guest replies go quiet
You know some people haven’t replied — but not exactly who, or how awkward the follow-up will be.
What couples lean into
The moments that make planning feel lighter.
These are the pieces couples actually stop for — not a feature checklist, the relief points.
Tasks
One workspace. Assign it. Stop carrying it alone.
Share the plan with your partner. Hand off ownership on every task so “what’s left?” has a real answer — for both of you.
This week’s tasks
3 assignedBook solemnization venue
RaphaelShortlist photographers
AlexDraft guest list v1
AlexBudget
Charts first. Clarity in one scroll.
See where the money went by category before you dig into line items. Pending payments stay attached — so due dates don’t live in your head.
Spend by category
S$35,000Scroll once. See where the money actually went — not a spreadsheet hunt.
Guest list
Know exactly who hasn’t replied.
Not a vague “pending” pile — the exact people still sitting on your invite. Follow up with confidence instead of scrolling old chats.
Guest list
8 haven’t replied
142
Attending
Marcus Tan
Groom
Priya & Rahul
Bride
Auntie Mei
Groom
Jason Koh
Bride
Exact names. Exact count. No guessing who’s ghosting the RSVP.
Seat planner
Drag guests to tables. Skip the seating spreadsheet.
RSVPs feed the seat planner. Drop people onto tables, adjust for plus-ones, and stop rebuilding the same grid in Excel the week before.
Seat planner
Drag & dropTable 1
8 seated
Table 2
10 seated
Table 3
8 seated
Table 4
10 seated
Reception & day-of
From reception flow to the hour-by-hour run sheet.
Share the day-of timeline with one-tap call buttons for each person of contact — so nobody’s digging through WhatsApp when something slips.
Wedding Day
Church & Banquet
Timeline
- 06:30– 09:00
Hair & Makeup
Bridal Suite
- Transit· 30m
- 11:00– 12:00Live
Wedding Ceremony
Church of St Mary
Usher guests by 10:45. Photographer at altar steps.
- Call Wedding PlannerPrimarySarah Lim · Wedding Planner
- Call PhotographerJoel Tan · Photographer
- 19:00– 22:00
Dinner Service
Grand Ballroom
And the rest
Still a full planner — just not dumped on you in the first screen.
- Personalized wedding checklist to start from
- Vendor bookings tied to tasks and payments
- Shareable RSVP links with plus-ones & dietary needs
- Google Calendar sync for appointments
- Contracts and quotes attached where the work lives
- One shared workspace for both of you
Not sure where to start?
Read a guide — then open a real plan.
If you're still in "how do we even begin" mode, start on the blog. When you're ready for a checklist you can assign and track, Aven is waiting — free, permanently.
Practical planning, not Pinterest fluff
Checklists, timelines, and how-to posts written for couples who are actually booking vendors — then a free app that holds the work.
Built with couples in mind
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