Let the planning be the easy part.

Tasks, budget, guest list, the running order of the day: one place, in Hungarian. Free, and the whole thing even if you never invite a vendor. If you do, they see what you typed in, nothing more.

  • Free
  • Complete without a vendor
  • Hungarian and English

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The budget: what is committed, paid, and still free
Home: the countdown and the next tasks
Home on the left, the budget on the right. Drag the handle and see both.

How it works

One place where you both see the same thing.

You do not have to decide everything at once. Put in what you already know, and the rest can follow as it takes shape.

  1. Tasks, in the order they arrive

    You start with a ready list, timed to your date. Rewrite it, cross things off, add your own, and Home only ever shows the next three.

  2. A budget with no opinions

    Planned, contracted, paid, and the one that matters: what is left. No red numbers, no warnings. Going over budget is completely normal.

  3. Guests by household

    By household, the way you would send the invitations. Enter the replies ten at a time, because most of them come in conversation anyway.

Our day
15 June 2019
What went into it
128 guests · 11 vendors · 9 spreadsheets

About us

It started with a wedding.

We got married in June 2019, in a barn above Lake Balaton. A hundred and twenty-eight guests, eleven vendors, and the plan in nine spreadsheets, three group chats and a drawer full of paper.

A week before the ceremony our photographer asked, for the third time, what time we were starting. The venue had our headcount twice, as two different numbers. The decorator knew when the midnight dance was from a screenshot the host had sent her.

Nobody got anything wrong, we just had to tell everyone the same things separately, and by the time we reached the end of the list the beginning had changed. The wedding was beautiful. The planning was far more tiring than it had any reason to be.

Wedly is the place we were looking for then: the couple says it once and every vendor sees the same thing. We still measure every decision against those nine spreadsheets.

The Wedly team

What else is in it

Everything you will need until the day.

The running order

From getting ready to the late supper, you put it together once, and every vendor you have hired reads the same list.

The day

  1. 14:00Civil ceremony
  2. 17:00Reception and photos
  3. 21:00First dance

Entered by the couple, once

Guests
138
Venue
Villa Balaton
Ceremony
civil and religious

Vendors, and who sees what

You always see what each vendor can read, and change it in one tap. What is not shared is not reachable.

Both of you, at once

  • Anna is editing the guest list
  • Máté is looking at the budget

Both of you, at once

Equal access for both of you. Invite a parent or a witness too, with narrower rights: the budget and the guest list you grant them separately.

What it costs

It costs nothing, and that is not a trick.

Premium never switches off anything you were already using. If you never buy it, planning carries on exactly as before.

Premium

9 900 Ft once

A one-off, not a subscription, because a wedding has an end date. It pays off once you are down to the details.

  • Seating chart
  • Wedding website with online RSVP
  • Unlimited guests
  • Exports
Start for free

Questions

What everyone asks

Cannot find your answer? Write to us.

Is it really free?

Yes. Planning costs nothing and we do not ask for a card. Premium adds two features for a one-off fee.

Do we need a vendor for it to work?

No. Everything works even if you never invite a single vendor. We built the planner for you, not to sell you vendors.

Can we both use it?

Yes, with equal access. You can invite a parent or a witness too, with narrower rights; the budget and the guest list have to be granted to them separately.

What do our vendors see?

What you share with them and nothing else. Each vendor's card states what they can read, and one tap changes it.

Can our vendors see each other?

No. Even on the same wedding they work separately: none of them sees another's prices, contracts or notes.

What about our guests' data?

It is stored encrypted, and dietary requirements, which are health data, need a separate permission. A helper never sees them, at any setting.

What happens after the wedding?

Everything stays as long as you want it. After that you can delete it or export it.

Are there ads?

None. We do not sell your data to anyone either. The vendors' subscriptions pay for it.

Start with a date.

Or without one; that is fine too. Two minutes and you have your first list.